Ricky Bopape – Director & writer of We On Air
Emerging director and playwright Ricky Bopape is taking his play We On Air – Radio Nonesense 69.4-5 to the National Arts Festival Fringe. We On Air is a light-hearted comedy based on the exciting and ever-evolving world of a radio station – Radio Nonsense on [...]

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Last night in New York, Columbia University’s Center for African Educaton, and the African Studies Working Group presented a screening of the film A Light on a Hill: A Tour of the Constitutional Court of South Africa, which presents Justice Albie Sachs’ popular tour of the court building, detailing its historical significance, architecture and the [...]

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The latest artist to work at DKW is ryan Arenson. Working form drawings and wood engravings, Arenson is interpreting these images using a variety of printing techniques in order to create mixed-media prints.

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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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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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High Court Justice Albie Sachs, author of Light on a Hill (2006) and Art and Justice, forthcoming from David Krut publishing, is currently a resident scholar at the Ford Foundation in New York City. Justice Sachs is putting the last touches on the forthcoming book Art and Justice, about the art collection at the Constitutional [...]

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The launch of Mama Mbeki’s biography took place at the Constitution Court where many high ranking officials of government and SABC were present. A dance group from the Transkei kept everyone entertained with their energetic traditional dances and ululating. After the official part of the ceremony, the party moved into the David Krut Bookstore for [...]

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A magnificent new book, to be launched in July 2008, will celebrate and document the artworks integrated into and collected for the Constitutional Court of South Africa. The book will pay tribute to the extraordinary vision of the architects and judges of the Court who sought to bring together, in the most inspiring, innovative and [...]

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In her latest collaboration with David Krut Print Workshop (DKW), Deborah Bell has created a series of prints that combine etching and drypoint, and that continue the exploration of themes in works begun as far back as 2005. In the latest works, Bell extends her consideration of the relationship between images and words, generating an [...]

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David Koloane lives and works in the centre of Johannesburg, but was born in Orlando West, just streets away from where Hector Pieterson was notoriously killed in the 1976 Soweto riots and where the Hector Pieterson Museum now stands. Koloane claims that although his circumstances growing up affected the way in which he made art [...]

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