In Context 23 May–17 July Goodman Gallery, the Goethe-Institut, Culturesfrance, the French Institute of South Africa (IFAS), the City of Johannesburg, the Johannesburg Art Gallery, Galleria Continua, the British Council, the Apartheid Museum, the Kirsh Foundation, and Nirox Foundation are pleased to announce In Context, a series of exhibitions, installations, performances, and interventions in Johannesburg. [...]

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David Krut Projects is pleased to confirm the extension of the exhibition Nose: Thirty Etchings. Please take the oppurtunity while the exhibition runs to see the full thirty etchings, as well as the book Nose, written by William Kentridge. Below are photographs taken from David Krut Projects, Johannesburg.

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8 April 2010 saw the opening of Ryan Arenson’s exhibition Hard Work, and the newly restored David Krut Workshop Gallery. Present was work spanning 15 years of Arenson’s career, which was warmly received by those gathered. Below are some photographs of the exhibition installation. Please use the links below the images to find more information [...]

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Line, mark-making, and drawing play an integral part in Arenson’s creative process. This exhibition is based on a selection of work spanning the last 15 years of Arenson’s career. It is the artist’s hope that the works assembled here allows the viewer insight into his concerns and process, which help contextualise his current body of [...]

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28 Nov – 30 Jan 2010 David Krut Projects is delighted to present Gail Behrmann’s Journey, an exhibition of paintings, drawings and artist’s books. Though she has participated in several group shows, Journey is Behrmann’s first solo exhibition since 1993. Behrmann remarks on the work for this exhibition: ‘It began in 2003 as an    introspective [...]

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David Krut Projects is delighted to present Virginia MacKenny—Crossing 29 October 18h00 for 18h30 The exhibition will be opened by Prof. Jeremy Wafer The works in this exhibition invite unusual visual associations across their rich terrain, making surprising connections between high-end technology and the makeshift. Dominated by colour fields of blue, the paintings offer a [...]

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running at iArt Gallery, 2 – 28 October, 2009 text by Jacqueline Nurse, taken from iArt Exhibitions Colbert Mashile has been heralded as a contemporary African surrealist of sorts. His imagery has developed over the years into a sophisticated language of symbols and characters that are, although often almost recognisable, drawn completely from journeys into [...]

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