Written by Chloé Truscott Catalogue Raisonné, Volume I and Volume II, compiled by art researcher Warren Siebrits, the result of an intense archeological exercise, and covering William Kentridge’s monumental evolution from an unknown artist…
Art and politics go hand in hand. This is simply a fact. This is particularly the case in South Africa, a country that whose art history is deeply intwined with…
We’re stepping away from art this month to talk a bit about Joburg. To do this, we are going to look at Tanya Zack’s wonderful book The Chaos Precinct. The…
In Art and the Devil Reshada Crouse details her life as a painter. She takes us through her time studying art under the careful guidance of Raymund van Niekerk at…
In A found object is a natural or man-made object, or fragment of an object, that is found (or sometimes bought) by an artist and kept because of some intrinsic…
David Krut Books excitedly reopened for the year last week, and we launched right into things with the book launch of Alan Finlay’s latest poetry collection (don’t fall, ma said)….
David Krut books was recently quite pleasantly surprised with an invitation to participate as a vendor in 2025 Cumulus conference, held at the University of Johannesburg this past week. Cumulus…
In African Art Now, Tate Modern curator of International Art Osei Bonsu presents a list of 50 artists from Africa and the African Diaspora who are making waves in the…
Once the tallest building in Johannesburg, the Carlton Centre is familiar feautre of the city’s skyline. Owned by Anglo American, it was the most expensive and extravagant hotel and shopping…
Le misebenzi iveza umbono wokuthi iphepha elingenalutho libamba indawo yalo. Amapherimitha wekhasi acishe abe indawo yokumbiwa, indawo okufanele isetshenzwe futhi idluliswe. Ohambweni lwazo olusuka emcabangweni luye ekubunjweni kwalo, izithombe zembiwa,…
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