The Artist’s Library: Stephen Langa
by Danijela Cook The Artist’s Library is a blog series of short essays that explore how the Blue House Bookstore’s resources converse with the exhibitions and collaborations here at David…
by Danijela Cook The Artist’s Library is a blog series of short essays that explore how the Blue House Bookstore’s resources converse with the exhibitions and collaborations here at David…
At 151 Framing Studio, nestled within The Blue House at 151 Jan Smuts Avenue,Parkwood is led by Pauline Meyer, a framer dedicated to her craft: conservation framing.With over two decades…
On the 3rd of February David Krut Books was honoured to host the book launch of David Goldblatt: No Ulterior Motive. Published by Yale University Press, the book serves as…
Looking for new, exciting children’s books? We have a wonderful range of new, interactive children’s books and puzzles to get your little ones excited about reading, listening and interacting with…
David Goldblatt – ‘No Ulterior Motive’, an insightful retrospective accompanying a major exhibition at venues in the USA and Madrid, pays homage to the remarkable career of one of South…
Stanza Poetry is a South African poetry magazine that published written works of poets from all backgrounds between 2013 and 2020. The platform published twenty editions that features poetry from…
This year marks 25 years since David Krut, already an accomplished editions publisher, ventured into the world of book publishing. In 1998 Krut set out to publish the first major collection of the art of William Kentridge’s work, but the multi-media nature of Kentridge’s works meant that a simple…
If you have ever spent some time browsing our shelves, then you’d know that the Blue House Bookstore is full of surprises! One Saturday afternoon a couple came into the…
Bookshops are magical places. Inside a single bookshop are thousands of doors into worlds of knowledge, creativity, and exploration. A bookstore with a cat however, is ten times more magical….
Written by Hendrik Fourie. Jackson Hlungwani, titled after the artist (born c. 1923), takes the reader on a journey of his personal life, mission and work. Edited by Nessa Leibhammer, Karel…
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