Printer's Picks: A Look at Priorities and Processes

Printer's Picks: A Look at Priorities and Processes

526 W. 26th Street Suite 816New York, NY 10001, USA Tuesday, February 13, 2024–Friday, March 22, 2024 Opening Reception: Wednesday, February 14, 2024, 5 p.m.–8 p.m.


no way by glen baldridge

Glen Baldridge

No Way, 2022

Price on Request

no way by glen baldridge

Glen Baldridge

No Way, 2022

Price on Request

reveal by deborah margaret bell

Deborah Margaret Bell

Reveal, 2014

Price on Request

in the wake of total hapiness by alex dodge

Alex Dodge

In the wake of total hapiness, 2013

Price on Request

under triple moons (triptych) by tomory dodge

Tomory Dodge

Under Triple Moons (Triptych), 2013

Price on Request

unique by joseph hart

Joseph Hart

Unique, 2009

2,800 USD

untitled by joseph hart

Joseph Hart

Untitled, 2009

2,800 USD

nine ideas by joseph hart

Joseph Hart

Nine Ideas, 2013

1,400 USD

universal archive (twelve coffee pots) by william kentridge

William Kentridge

Universal Archive (Twelve Coffee Pots), 2012

Price on Request

universal archive (ref.53) by william kentridge

William Kentridge

Universal Archive (Ref.53), 2012

Price on Request

universal archive (ref. 42) by william kentridge

William Kentridge

Universal Archive (Ref. 42), 2012

Price on Request

universal archive (ref.35) by william kentridge

William Kentridge

Universal Archive (Ref.35), 2012

Price on Request

Connections: Wingate Studio at David Krut Projects  

David Krut Projects, New York  

March 26 - April 27, 2024   

Opening Reception: Thursday, March 28 from 6 - 9 PM   


David Krut Projects, New York proudly presents a dynamic joint exhibition featuring works from Wingate Studio (New Hampshire) and David Krut Workshop (Johannesburg), along with a selection from each of our collections. The exhibition showcases a diverse range of artists including Tunji Adeniyi-Jones, Elizabeth Atterbury, Hayley Barker, Jonathan Beaumont Thomas, Deborah Bell, Sinder Block, Meghan Brady, Sascha Braunig, Walton Ford, Sara Greenberger Rafferty, Josephine Halvorson, Xylor Jane, William Kentridge, Robert Kushner, Kiki Smith, Diane Victor, and Paula Wilson.  

Renowned for multi-plate color prints, Wingate Studio, founded by Peter Pettengill in 1985, has been a creative hub for artists like Louise Bourgeois and Walton Ford. Meanwhile, David Krut Workshop in Johannesburg specializes in more traditional black and white printing, having been the primary workshop of William Kentridge whose editions have been realized there for more than twenty years. From the vibrant compositions of Ford to the unique works of Kentridge, this collaboration brings together the diverse styles and techniques of both studios, offering a captivating journey through the world of printmaking.  

During the opening reception, attendees will have the chance to experience a multi-color, multi-plate printing demonstration led by visiting Wingate Studio Master Printer, Leo Zhao, that will provide insight into the artistic process of working in an intaglio print shop.   

Join us as we celebrate the convergence of artistic styles and techniques from two respected workshops. For more information, please email [email protected]

Dedicated to showcasing contemporary art and fostering artistic dialogue, David Krut Projects believes in making art accessible to all. Over the past 23 years, our project space in Chelsea has introduced works by numerous distinguished artists from Europe and Africa. Learn more by visiting www.davidkrutprojects.com


Image: Detail of Tunji Adeniyi-Jones, Vivid Virtues, 2023, Monoprint on white Somerset Satin paper. Plate size: 24 x 36 in / 60.96 x 91.44 cm, Paper size: 30 x 44 in / 76.2 x 111.76 cm, Unique. Printed and published by Wingate Studio. Image courtesy of Wingate Studio.