The pre-Crapalite Brotherhood has just returned home. To recover from their wildly successful opening Johan Engels and Robert Whitehead escorted their esteemed guest Pamela Lady Harlech to one of their beloved hideaways. Groot Mariko is a small town in the North West Province known by most as a favourite setting for author Herman Charles Bosman. [...]

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We are pleased to announce the first show of 2007 at David Krut Arts Resource.
Please join us to view a selection of works by artists who have recently collaborated
with David Krut Print Workshop.

Limited edition and unique works by Avhashoni Mainganye, Ellen Papciak-Rose, Alastair Whitton,Nathaniel Stern, Bruce Backhouse, Johan Engels, Cyril Coetzee, Robert Whitehead, Colbert Mashile, Sean Slemon, Deborah Bell and Wilma Cruise will be featured. Some of the artists will be present to discuss their work.

Saturday 27 Jan – 12 Feb 2007
140 Jan Smuts Avenue, Parkwood
11am – 4pm

David Krut, Cape Town is now open and will feature some of the works
Montebello Design Centre 31 Newlands Avenue, Newlands
021 685 0676

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Engels and Whitehead were invited into the studio in early 2006 for an introduction to etching. Since we knew that both were from creative backgrounds in set design and acting, we highly anticipated the outcome and have not been disappointed. Johan began a series of etchings that draw inspiration from a project on the TRC that he has been working on during his recent visits to SA, and Robert playfully explored layered mark making for portraiture. During Johan’s last visit to JHB, a new idea about collaboration began to emerge, though we are all still slightly baffled as to how it will evolve, and the two artists are not doing anything to allay our curiosity other than to drop hints of ideas and murmurs of mayhem.

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This exhibition of prints produced and published at David Krut Print Workshop (DKW) in 2006 follows on from last year’s National Arts Festival show of DKW work, 25 Years of Prints and Multiples. It includes works by David Koloane, Mary Wafer, Deborah Bell, Colbert Mashile, Alastair Whitton, Bronwen Findlay, Nelson Makamo, José Ferreira, Johan Engels, Nathaniel Stern, Trasi Henen and Sean Slemon.

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