Artist William Kentridge in front of one of his art works (via davidkrutpublishing.com) William Kentridge was a failure. By his own account, the South African artist racked up a long list of ...
This collection of South African artist Kentridge’s Charles Eliot Norton Lectures, delivered at Harvard in 2012, is an enlightening, circuitous, and self-reflexive performance that delves into his ...
In the first installment of this year’s Norton lecture series, South-African artist William Kentridge described the experience of an 8 year-old standing on a beach watching his shadow lengthen. “The ...
The drawings derive from transformative period in Kentridge’s early career. In 1984, at the prompting of dealer Reinhold Cassirer, a family friend, Kentridge returned to the studio following a long ...
From a goat sculpture to a giant bronze ampersand, via a filmed argument about sardines between two Kentridges, there is no rest for this dazzling artist’s imagination How’s this for vanity art: ...
William Kentridge’s solo exhibition, To Cross One More Sea, was a multimedia showcase displayed at the Goodman Gallery, Johannesburg, with drawings, puppets, prints, sculpture and a three-channel film ...
When the South African artist William Kentridge was six years old he was given a print of a cat by artist Cecil Skotnes. The young boy tacked it to his bedroom wall. Today, there are two steel cats – ...
As part of its opening festival, GS Arts Center will spotlight the work of South African interdisciplinary artist William Kentridge, reflecting the center’s mission to highlight artists who blur the ...
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