Floating and Falling, an exhibition of monotypes and mixed-media oil paintings, is Bronwen Findlay’s first solo show in Johannesburg since her major painting exhibition at the Standard Bank Gallery in 2006 and a show of prints at Artist Proof Studio in 2007.

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Bronwen Findlay will open an exhibition of new work with the working title ‘Floating and Falling’ at David Krut Projects on 24 May. The show will consist of prints made at the David Krut Print Workshop and oil paintings.
Below are some photographs of work Findlay is currently busy with.

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The David Krut Print Workshop (DKW) has always produced some fantastic prints, and Saturday’s exhibition opening was a testament to the quality of the work being created. Works by Deborah Bell, Colbert Mashile, Dianne Victor and David Koloane make up the exhibition which runs until the 17th of May.

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DKW: New Editions 2008, opens Saturday 12th April at 12:00 noon.
The David Krut Print Workshop has been extriemly since the start of the year and DKW: New Editions 2008 will showcasing the latest works created by a range of artists. The Show will feature new works by Deborah Bell, David Koloane, Diane Victor and Colbert Mashile.

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Last night Avant Car Guard staged their second performance at David Krut Projects, one in a series of interventions the three-man art collective has staged in recent years.

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A Solo Exhibition by AVANT CAR GUARD at David Krut Projects
Opens 18:30 on Thursday 3 April, 2008

AVANT CAR GUARD are Zander Blom, Jan-Henri Booyens and Michael MacGarry - a three member visual artist from Johannesburg. They have exhibited at a national and international level over the past 18 months, and have published a book on their production entitled Volume 1.

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Well it worked. Jo’burg people came out the Sandton Convention Centre to support the city’s first commercial Art Fair – 12th to 16th March, 2008.

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Exhibition from the 21st February until the 29th March.

The world I paint has no future. It is a self-contained place without apparent movement. Yet on closer scrutiny, movement of a sort can be perceived. A receding pull from the past, to the past. This pull stems from the exploration of the old roads, an attempt to discover among these paths that which has been forgotten or overlooked. Strangely, when discovered, the relics that inspire my world carry with them qualities that resonate with the uncertainty we usually associate with the future; their unfamiliarity stems from their connection with a now distant world.

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Andrzej Nowicki Sleep Depot opened on the 21st of February at David Krut Projects and, like Nowicki’s previous exhibitions, received a fantastic response. Red dots abounded and by the end of the night Nowicki had sold out of his unique watercolour paintings and had sold various other works including prints and oil paintings. If [...]

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David Krut Projects is excited to announce a new acquisition of prints by British painter Boo Ritson. Ritson has exhibited widely in a number of cities including London, Los Angeles, Mexico City and Amsterdam and her work is in private collections in London, Moscow and New York. Trained at the Royal College of Art as [...]

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