Si ce sont les plumes qui font le plumage, ce n’est pas la colle qui fait le collage. – Max Ernst  A dark giant falcon, a three-footer, stands to attention on a soapbox. Black lithographic line describes an empty megaphone shape projecting out from its beak, blaring mutely. At the falcon’s feet we see a [...]

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by Andrzej Nowicki Thomas Nozkowski: Recent Work April 4, 2008 — May 3, 2008 Saturday 26th April 2008, New York – Kate and I visited two Chelsea galleries. Jack Shainman has a small exhibition by South African artist Anton Kannemeyer entitled The Haunt of Fears of works from Bitterkomix Issue 15, and elements from Alphabet [...]

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David Krut, Kate McCrickard and Sophia Carroll recently visited artist Stephen Antonakos in his New York studio, to plan the exhibition of his work coming up this fall at David Krut Projects, New York. Best known for his grand-scale neon sculptures, including numerous public installations throughout the United States and Europe, Antonakos also creates drawings [...]

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David Krut visited Gary Schneider and John Erdman in Brookhaven Hamlet on Sunday 20 April 2008. Gary has been preparing for a solo exhibition entitled FLESH at the Museum of Photographic Art, San Diego opening in early May. Amongst the work seen were 5 images which were commissioned for the New York Times Magazine in [...]

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The performances of William Kentridge’s production of Mozart’s Magic Flute have been a triumph in a number of cities in the world, and South Africa has been no exception. Now his Flute, edited by Bronwyn Law-Viljoen, has been issued by David Krut Publishing in Johannesburg. It is a book that is in many respects as remarkable as the stage production. It is more than a record of the production – more, even, than an intelligent, in-depth reflection: in its present form the book is an accompaniment to the production and almost a part and an extension of it, a profound meditation on the entire process involved.

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In Febraury 2007 David Krut Projects in New York will be holding an exhibition of the works of Colbert Mashile a young South African artist with whom David has been working since he established a print workshop in Johannesburg. Colbert’s paintings were included in the 2006 Dakar Biennale and he has had varies solo exhibitions [...]

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Many of you who have bought prints from us or had occasion to visit our gallery in Chelsea, New York, will have been in contact with Kate McCrickard, the Director of David Krut Projects. We are thrilled to welcome Kate to Johannesburg for the first time.

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