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David Krut Projects is an alternative arts institution dedicated to encouraging an awareness of and careers in the arts and related literature and media, and to promoting contemporary culture in a dynamic, collaborative environment. In Johannesburg, we have exhibition project spaces and an adjacent bookstore located at 151 Jan Smuts Avenue; Arts on Main, the major arts hub adjacent to downtown Johannesburg; and the Montebello Design Centre in Newlands, Cape Town.

David Krut Print Workshop (DKW), based at Arts on Main, produces fine art editions with William Kentridge, Diane Victor, Deborah Bell and a number of other South African and international artists.

David Krut’s art activities started in London in the early 1980’s when he published an edition by British artist Joe Tilson. He has since curated exhibitions of contemporary works on paper in various international locations. In 1992 he became active in South Africa, publishing the editions of William Kentridge.

In 2002 he established David Krut Print Workshop, a collaborative intaglio and monotype studio, in Johannesburg. In New York, print collaborations are undertaken with Director and Master Printer Phil Sanders of Robert Blackburn Printmaking Workshop.

David Krut Publishing was established in 1997 when Krut produced the first major publication on William Kentridge in CD-ROM format. Since then he has published many art books, including a series of 15 TAXI Art Books, the first-ever series of monographs on contemporary South African artists.

DKP‘s Podcasts is a series of episodes from our various artists about their practice and processes, along with gallery and DKW walkabouts and talks.

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ART | ARTISTS | BOOKS | POETRY

David Krut Projects is an alternative arts institution dedicated to encouraging an awareness of and careers in the arts and related literature and media, and to promoting contemporary culture in a dynamic, collaborative environment. In Johannesburg, we have exhibition project spaces and an adjacent bookstore located at 151 Jan Smuts Avenue; Arts on Main, the major arts hub adjacent to downtown Johannesburg; and the Montebello Design Centre in Newlands, Cape Town.

David Krut Print Workshop (DKW), based at Arts on Main, produces fine art editions with William Kentridge, Diane Victor, Deborah Bell and a number of other South African and international artists.

David Krut’s art activities started in London in the early 1980’s when he published an edition by British artist Joe Tilson. He has since curated exhibitions of contemporary works on paper in various international locations. In 1992 he became active in South Africa, publishing the editions of William Kentridge.

In 2002 he established David Krut Print Workshop, a collaborative intaglio and monotype studio, in Johannesburg. In New York, print collaborations are undertaken with Director and Master Printer Phil Sanders of Robert Blackburn Printmaking Workshop.

David Krut Publishing was established in 1997 when Krut produced the first major publication on William Kentridge in CD-ROM format. Since then he has published many art books, including a series of 15 TAXI Art Books, the first-ever series of monographs on contemporary South African artists.

DKP‘s Podcasts is a series of episodes from our various artists about their practice and processes, along with gallery and DKW walkabouts and talks.

Podcast icon created by Garrett Knoll from the noun project.

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Artist Series E25: POLYGRAPH Chapters by Lorenzo Nassimbeni

This episode of the David Krut Projects podcast is an audio guide to artist Lorenzo Nassimbeni solo showcase, POLYGRAPH. The exhibition is a portrait of the artist, composed of varying qualities and languages of line work which are reflective of his response to various physical environments and contexts. The work in the exhibition is made up of 4 distinct chapters which are structured as a linear narrative – a journey from one form of urbanity or place to another as experienced by the artist. These chapters can be hear in the podcast. They are a journey progresses, so the line quality, and its message, changes. The line is a barometer of the personal condition of the artist, in response to place. Be sure to go have a look at the exhibition, at David Krut Projects, 142A Jan Smuts Avenue, Parkwood, Johannesburg. Exhibition Opens on Thursday, 18 October, 18h00-20h00 Walkabout with the artist on Saturday, 20 October, 11h00-12h00 For more information contact info-jhb@davidkrut.com or 011 880 6368
Business and industry 7 years
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Artist Series E24: In Conversation with Jared Aufrichtig

In this episode Nadia Myburgh is in conversation with multidisciplinary artist Jared Aufrichtig at the David Krut Projects Bookstore in Parkwood, Johannesburg. Be Sure to have a look at the exhibition at the 151 GALLERY called POST IT which will be up until the 20th of October 2018, Located at 151 Jan Smuts Ave, Parkwood. 00:00 - 01:20: Introduction 01:20 - 02:18: Who is Jared? Jared on creativity 02:18 - 08:27: Jared on his craft (photography, graffiti, printmaking, creative outreach programmes) 08:27 - 13:41: On channels and structures in the art world and blurring the lines through his own work 13:41- 15:03: On his multi-layered thinking and multidisciplinary practice 15:03 - 19:05: On his creative process and the relationship between all the mediums he uses - how one medium informs the next. 19:05- 20:20: Old mediums / media vs new 20:20 - 22:50: The process within the last zine workshop which he lead at 151 and Approach and value in the youth development projects 22:50- 25:50 On collaboration and the importance and value of it within his work and creative process 25:50 – 29:00 - Scope of involvement in NGOs and projects in creative outreach programmes 29:00 – 33:40 On the murals he's created in both Cape Town (on water conservation) and Johannesburg (bringing awareness to the plight of elephants) 33:40 - 38:20: The importance of spreading awareness through art and the responsibility of the artist 38:20 - 43:37: Finding meaning within his art and the importance of open-mindedness 43:37- 45:42: Social media platforms to find Jared's work on 45:42 - 49:40: What to expect at the upcoming zine exhibition for First Thursdays 4 October and the artists involved.
Business and industry 8 years
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Artist Series E23 | Polytekton Artist interrogation with Maja Maljevi?

This is a special edition episode where Serbian born artist Maja Maljevi? is under interrogation by Master Printer Jillian Ross. Majevi?'s artist practice and exhibition - Polytekton - are brought into question. To find out more about the exhibition visit: http://davidkrutprojects.com/exhibitions/48636/polytekton-by-maja-maljevic 00:40 - Audio from the Interrogation between Jillian Ross and Maja Maljevi? 02:00 - Who is Maja Maljevi?? 05:18 - I have a photograph of your studio... 06:10 - What is Polytekton? 07:55 - Documents for the People 09:10 - Petit Fours 10:00 - Is Painting an honest pursuit? 10:43 - Can we trust you?
Business and industry 8 years
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Word Art E07 | Editor and Poet Michelle Betty

In this Podcast Elize de Beer talks to Michelle Betty about her journey as an editor and poet, as well as her poetry publications and collaborations, such as Dryad Press and New Contrast. Michelle starts off the Podcast with a reading of the poem published by Douglas Reid Skinner and Patricia Schonstein in Stanzas 12 called 'Beneath albumen yolk' and ends it off with some advise from poet W. S. Merwin to all practicing writers. For more information on Dryad Press check out their website at http://dryadpress.co.za/
Business and industry 8 years
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The Art We Make E03: Master Printer Jillian Ross on DKW and artist Colbert Mashile

In this episode the David Krut Workshop's Master Printer Jillian Ross speaks about her experience of joining the workshop and her work with artist Colbert Mashile. Link to Colbert Mashile Artist Page: http://davidkrutprojects.com/artists/93/colbert-mashile www.davidkrut.com
Business and industry 8 years
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The Art We Make E03: Master Printer Jillian Ross on early years at DKW

In this episode of "The Art WE Make", DKW Master Printer Jillian Ross looks back on her earlier years at DKW. She discusses working with Colbert Mashile, collaborative relationships in the worskhop and her first time in South Africa. For more on Jillian Ross, head on over to our 2016 website feature on the force behind DKW's projects for the last 15 years. https://bit.ly/2oyObVr
Business and industry 8 years
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Artist Series E22 | Optics, Curiosity and Playfulness with Stephen Hobbs

Elize de Beer is in conversation with artist Stephen Hobbs in his Studio in Johannesburg. In this podcast episode, Hobbs speaks about how his artistic practice began as a conceptual artist and how that conceptual way of thinking has developed in his current influences and use of materials. CHAPTERS: 0:42: Three words to describe Hobb's practise 0:52: The Start of Hobb's practise as a conceptual artist 3:58: Interesting in Uran Design and Architecture 6:27: Working as a public artist 11:22: Public vs Gallery realm 13:44: How printmaking has influenced Hobb's practise 16:21: How printmaking has influenced other areas of Hobb's practise 17:53: Use of Text and Words 20:05: Use of Camouflage 23:34: Intrest in and use of Optics 26:15: Use of Book as an artistic medium 28:14: Use of Pop-up books 31:32: Summing it up
Business and industry 8 years
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Artist Series E21 | Rhett Martyn's 1:10 Showcase Walkabout

Rhett Martyn introduces his project ‘1:10 Modernist Plunder: The New Constructivists’ as the culmination of an 8-month long research project. Listen to Rhetts ideas and concepts surrounding this showcase as explained in the walkabout that took place on the 7th of July 2018. Website: http://davidkrutprojects.com/exhibitions/48128/110-rhett-martyn CHAPTERS: 00:42 – How the exhibition came about 04:30 – The story of João Mangual 08:30 – why fabricate a story around the exhibition 13:25 – About the prints 17:15 – Johannesburg architecture influence 18:40 – planning in sketchbooks 20:20 – geometrical motifs 21:40 – The New Constructivists 27:45 – Some Johannesburg Art History 31:25 – What’s next?
Business and industry 8 years
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Artist Series E21 | Rhett Martyn's 1:10 Showcase Walkabout

Rhett Martyn introduces his project ‘1:10 Modernist Plunder: The New Constructivists’ as the culmination of an 8-month long research project. Listen to Rhetts ideas and concepts surrounding this showcase as explained in the walkabout that took place on the 7th of July 2018. Website: http://davidkrutprojects.com/exhibitions/48128/110-rhett-martyn CHAPTERS: 00:42 – How the exhibition came about 04:30 – The story of João Mangual 08:30 – why fabricate a story around the exhibition 13:25 – About the prints 17:15 – Johannesburg architecture influence 18:40 – planning in sketchbooks 20:20 – geometrical motifs 21:40 – The Constructivists 27:45 – Some Johannesburg Art History 31:25 – What’s next
Business and industry 8 years
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Artist Series E20: Rhett Martyn and Chad Cordeiro | A Sculptors approach to Printmaking

In this episode, printer Chad Cordiero from the David Krut Workshop (DKW) chats to artist Rhett Martyn over his printing process and experience at DKW. This episode was recorded in our busy printmaking workshop where there is a constant buzz of creativity and artistic labour. The David Krut Workshop at Arts on Main in the Maboneng Precinct, Johannesburg is the centre of David Krut Project’s (DKP) artistic collaborations. The workshop has been involved in exciting print collaborations with artists since 2002. “In 2015, I was invited by the David Krut Workshop to collaborate on this series of prints. My intention was to produce architecture and landscape inspired works, showing off clean lines in desolate landscapes with Zen-like precision. With a dry point drawing needle and copper plate in hand, I set off thinking that my task would be completed promptly, however, the subsequent days of drawing and printing resulted in an epic journey taken on the surface of the plate. This series of prints unveils a psychological process playing out over time, a journey in which some of the places visited along the way are as interesting as the destination in the final edition of the print.” - Rhett Martyn CHAPTERS: 2:50 – Rhett's sculptural approach to drypoint 7:45 – Reverse archaeology in printmaking 8:45 – New work, imagery and the city of Johannesburg 12:30 – The frustration of the process 14:30 – The physicality of printmaking 17:30 – Rhett's upcoming project 1:10 Modernist Plunder : New Constructivists
Business and industry 8 years
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Community Series E03: Trees for Tourism with Maarten Groos

While in Stanford the David Krut Projects Cape Town Staff met Maarten Groos who based at Farm 215 near Stanford. Groos helps run Trees for Tourism, as part of the South African Reforestation Trust. In this episode Elize de Beer is in conversation with Groos about what Trees for Tourism, the importance of the project and how people can get involved. As mentioned in the podcast purchasing a tree not only help the environment but will also be helping Creative Works, an early childhood development programme in Stanford. Trees can be purchased from the David Krut Projects Gallery in Cape Town, or by contacting elize@davidkrut.com /regina@davidkrut.com. To find out more about Creative Works listen to our Community Series E01 podcast. Links: https://www.creativeskillsfactory.co.za/ https://saforesttrust.com/
Business and industry 8 years
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Community Series E02 : Creative Works staff, Rachell van Rooyen

The following podcast was recorded in Afrikaans, as a large portion of the Stanford community is made up of Afrikaans and Xhosa speaking residence. This is the first of many podcasts that we aim to do in various languages. Rachel van Rooyen assists Regina Broenner with creative works sessions in Stanford and runs her own creche from home. In conversation with Elize de Beer Rachel tells us of her personal experience working with the children and how she equips herself to deal with their circumstances and needs.
Business and industry 8 years
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Community Series E01 : Introduction to Creative Works and African Horse Company

At the beginning of June 2018 David Krut Projects Cape Town's staff, Elize de Beer and Gabrielle van der Merwe went to Standford in the Western Cape to visit the David Krut Projects supported NPO Standford Creative Works. In this podcast, Elize de Beer is in conversation with the Creative Works founder Regina Broenner about how the community projects started and what it aims to achieve through Occupational Theory. She is also in conversation with Howard Krut, the owner of African Horse Company who is also trying to make a difference in the community by collaborating with Creative Works. As a supporter of this important NPO David Krut Projects also produced a small publication, Movement Breaks in the Classroom. The 32-page booklet offers a series of interactive movement-based activities that can be used in both the classroom and at home to maximize the development of faculties of children by stimulating the body, the senses and the mind. The book is available at all our bookstores and online. Links: www.africanhorseco.com www.creativeskillsfactory.co.za www.davidkrut.com www.davidkrutbookstores.com/product/movement-breaks-classroom-activity-book
Business and industry 8 years
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The Art We Make E02: David Krut on the limited edition 2010 Fifa Posters: How it all started

In anticipation of the Russia 2018 FIFA World Cup, David Krut Projects takes you down memory lane to the 2010 FIFA World Cup which took place in South Africa. A successful and well planned event that saw the art industry contributing immensely with a publication of 17 limited edition FIFA posters, which were officially distributed by David Krut Publishing during the World Cup. The poster collection comprised of 17 South African and international artists celebrating and paying homage to the ‘beautiful game’. The posters are still available at our David Krut Publishing Stores and galleries in Johannesburg. In this episode David Krut speaks about how it all came about. Chapters: 00:00 --Introduction 00:22 --How we became involved 00:37 --The process & selection of artists 01:12 --The idea of having football connected to art 02:01 --On the artists involved 03:41 --The posters themselves 04:22 --The new world cup coming up For more information about the artists and the posters they created visit our website: www.davidkrut.com http://davidkrutprojects.com/47771/fifa-2010-official-art-poster-edition
Business and industry 8 years
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Artist Series E19: Daudi Karungi | The Kampala Art Biennale 2018

In This episode Elize de Beer is in conversation with Daudi Karungi, artist, owner and curator of the Afriart Gallery in Kampala, Uganda and director of the Kampala Art Biennale. Daudi tells us all about his journey in the arts and the inspiration and ideals for the Kampala Art Biennale. Check out the Kampala Art Biennale facebook page and website at: http://kampalabiennale.org/ For more information on AfriArt Gallery follow this link: http://afriartgallery.org/ CHAPTERS: 01:00- Where did the passion for art come from. 06:20- The Kampala Art Biennale, filling the gap, transferring knowledge 15:00- Working with Simon Njami 20:50- Master artists and apprentices 24:40- What will be showcased. 26:18- The big goal. Edited by Gabrielle van der Merwe
Business and industry 8 years
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Artist Series E18: Doreen Adengo | Architecture in Uganda

In this Episode Elize de beer chats with Ugandan architect Doreen Adengo about her architecture firm, Ugandan architecture and future projects. CHAPTERS: 00:49- Becoming an architect 01:40- Studies and experience 02:19- Role models and insperation 02:59- The aim behind her business 04:07- Medical mobile camp 07:40- Architectural History of Kampala 09:19- Dream Project 11:20- Architects misunderstood 13:45- Collaboration with other creatives 16:25- Current projects Check out Adengo's website for more information. http://adengoarchitecture.com/
Business and industry 8 years
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Artist Series E17:Zhi Zulu | The Powers of Illustration

In this episode, Nadia Myburgh is in conversation with Zinhle Zulu; a freelance, award-winning contemporary illustrator and founder of Zuluvisual. Zinhle makes work that eludes to the investigation of her Zulu culture. She has a clear vision of what impact she wants to make through her art; which not only entices others to discover the richness of their traditional cultures but also aims to impact the education sector by integrating her illustrations with literacy in South Africa. CHAPTERS 00:35 - Who is Zhi Zulu? 02:00 – “Content Communication and Deadline!” The creative process of the Illustrator 05:45 – The origin story: “Illustration is my life man!” 08:35 – Zhinles words of wisdom: Advice for aspiring Illustrators 10:00 – Using illustration to preserve culture and tradition, as well as as a educational tool 13:20 – Zhi’s style: “I struggle a lot with colour scheme” 15:30 - Zulu Tradition: “It’s evolving.” 18:20 – “Nandipha: Protector of the Zulu Kingdom” 21:20 – Representation matters: “I want to make up for the lack..” 24:10 – South African Illustration: “The future is bright!” 27:30 – Upcoming Zhi_Zulu Workshop! What to expect. Follow Zhi Zulu on instragram @ZHI_ZHILU or visit herwebsite to find out more about her exciting career www.zhizulu.com
Business and industry 8 years
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Artist Series E16: John Bauer | Art, coping in a world of A.I and how we build self esteem as humans become obsolete.

In This episode Elize de Beer is in conversation with John Bauer on his life philosophies, his thoughts on where the world is going and how that drives his creativity “John Bauer is one of those individuals for whom ceramics is a mere vehicle for the kaleidoscope of ideas he exhales everyday.” - Kalk Bay Modern Gallery CHAPTERS: 00:45- How did his ceramic journey begin 06:00- on experimentation and the conquering of the ego. 07:40- Mentors and role models 14:00- How does he approach his creativity 16:30- Found Objects 20:00- Learning and quality of life 29:00- The emotional dictionary 34:00- Collaboration 36:30- Adapting to am A.I world
Business and industry 8 years
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Word Art E06 | Weskus Witblitz by Justin Fox

An Epic poem read by Justin Fox. Travel writer, novelist and photographer based in Cape Town, South Africa. He is a former editor at large of Getaway travel magazine and editor of Getaway International magazine.
Business and industry 8 years
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Artist Series E15: Lorenzo Nassimbeni studio visit

Elize de Beer and Loreno Nassimbeni talk about his latest ventures in art since moving to Cape Town from Johannesburg. The current body of work that Nassimbeni is making is in preparation for his upcoming solo exhibition at David Krut Proejcts in Johannesburg, in October. In this podcast he talks about the process behind this new body of work and what is to come.
Business and industry 8 years
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