media/publishing

Red Marker Fourth Wall Books

Fourthwall Books is a new partnership between editor and writer Bronwyn Law-Viljoen and designer Oliver Barstow. The company was established to publish beautifully designed and written books on art and architecture. Law-Viljoen and Barstow both have literary backgrounds and, between them, extensive experience in design and publishing. Fourthwall Books hope to raise the bar for art publishing in South Africa by combining innovative and intelligent book design with excellent writing.

 
Key People
Bronwyn Law-Viljoen
Oliver Barstow
 
Contact
Tel: +27 (0) 11 648 5319
Fax: +27 (0) 86 645 2022
 
Physical Address
Unit 303
No. 6 Dunbar Street
Yeoville, Johannesburg, 2198
South Africa
-26.177962 28.061823
  • Gauteng
  • media/publishing
Red Marker David Krut Publishing, Print Workshop and Projects
Publishing . Contemporary Gallery . Alternative Space . Emerging Artists . Publishing . Production
David Krut Publishing was established in 1997, one of the first specialist publishers for the contemporary arts scene in South Africa. Aside from producing the first major publication on William Kentridge, DKP has been responsible for producing the Taxi Art Book series of critically acclaimed publications on a range of leading South African artists. DKP has outlets in Rosebank and at Arts on Main in Johannesburg, and at the Montebello Design Centre in Cape Town.
 
David Krut Print Workshop (DKW) was established in 2000 to provide professional printmaking facilities in Johannesburg. In the collaborative environment of the workshop, artists and printmakers create limited-edition prints and unique works on paper. DKW has worked with over 65 established and emerging artists.
 
Launched in March 2007, David Krut Projects has venues in New York and Johannesburg, the latter located a few doors down from the book store and print workshop in Rosebank. The Project/Gallery space has hosted a number of exhibitions, book launches and other events, involving a cross-section leading South African contemporary artists and creative initiatives.
 
Key People:
David Krut
Jill Ross
Alistair Whitton
Genevieve Lowe
Tarryn Hackett
 
Contacts
David Krut Projects, Print Workshop and Bookstore
Telephone: (011) 880 5648
 
Physical Address
(David Krut Project, Print Workshop and Bookstore)
140 Jan Smuts Avenue
Parkwood
Johannesburg
 
(Bookstore and Print Workshop – Johannesburg Inner CIty)
Arts on Main
Main Street
City and Suburban
Johannesburg
Telephone: +27 (0) 11 334 1209
 
(Bookstore - Cape Town)
David Krut Fine Arts and Publishing
Telephone: +27 (0) 21 685 0676
 
Cape Town
31 Newlands Avenue
Newlands
Cape Town
7700
 
Postal Address:
PO Box 892, Houghton
2041 Johannesburg
 

 

-26.1498199 28.03462
  • Gauteng
  • media/publishing
  • live-work space/studio
  • Contemporary Gallery
Red Marker Arts on Main
Contemporary Art Precinct . Retail . Galleries . Restaurant . Project Spaces

With a unique blend of studio, commercial, residential and retail spaces, Arts on Main is a hub for Johannesburg's creative community to develop and share ideas.

Arts on Main offers multiple creative experiences in one venue. Features include a restaurant, event and exhibition spaces, an outdoor cinema and a rooftop bar.
Developed in a newly converted early 1900s bonded warehouse, Arts on Main aims to preserve the historical aspects of the building and contribute to the Johannesburg CBD's urban regeneration.
Arts on Main is situated in the emerging City and Suburban area in the Johannesburg's Eastern CBD, in close proximity to the Absa headquarters, Ellis Park, and Jewel City.

 

Contact
Telephone: 087 830 0440/ 083 245 1040
Email: mabonengprecinct@gmail.com

Physical Address: 
264 Fox St
City & Suburban
Johannesburg
2094
 

Website: www.artsonmain.co.za

-26.2045585898 28.0578482151
  • Gauteng
  • Independent Platforms
  • media/publishing
  • live-work space/studio
  • Contemporary Gallery
Red Marker A Look Away
A Look Away magazine is a high quality, quarterly magazine that focuses on supporting both well known and upcoming South African fine artists, designers, architects, poets, musicians and performance artists.

Through it we aim to unpretentiously bridge the gap between the art world and its eager public by providing pertinent information and discussions on the state of South African art and culture.



The magazine was started in 2005 and has grown to be a great success, promoting the arts and reaching a wide and eclectic audience.

The magazine strives to cover all South African art-forms and accepts contributions from all over the country. Artists are invited to make use of this platform to generate interest and increase exposure for their work. 

As it is a submissions-based magazine, every issue is fresh and unique.

The articles range from very accessible features on highly acclaimed and established artists, to more academic articles by younger artists, architects and designers. We feature interviews with musicians, young actors and directors, and review important, as well as obscure arts festivals and exhibitions (anything really, as long as it is cultural and South African). 



All in all A Look Away is an enjoyable read for anyone who is involved in the art scene or even for people who are only remotely interested in South African arts and culture.

A Look Away has made itself indespensible to the South African arts world and has contributed to the industry in a unique and refreshing way.

Contacts
Telephone: (012) 342 4118
Fax: (012) 342 4117

Postal Address: P.O. Box 6314
Pretoria
0001
South Africa

Website: www.alookaway.co.za

-25.74612 28.2414
  • Gauteng
  • media/publishing
Red Marker David Krut Publishing (ArtsOnMain), Print Workshop and Projects
Publishing . Contemporary Gallery . Alternative Space . Emerging Artists . Publishing . Production
 David Krut Publishing was established in 1997, one of the first specialist publishers for the contemporary arts scene in South Africa. Aside from producing the first major publication on William Kentridge, DKP has been responsible for producing the Taxi Art Book series of critically acclaimed publications on a range of leading South African artists. DKP has outlets in Rosebank and at Arts on Main in Johannesburg, and at the Montebello Design Centre in Cape Town.
 
David Krut Print Workshop (DKW) was established in 2000 to provide professional printmaking facilities in Johannesburg. In the collaborative environment of the workshop, artists and printmakers create limited-edition prints and unique works on paper. DKW has worked with over 65 established and emerging artists.
 
Launched in March 2007, David Krut Projects has venues in New York and Johannesburg, the latter located a few doors down from the book store and print workshop in Rosebank. The Project/Gallery space has hosted a number of exhibitions, book launches and other events, involving a cross-section leading South African contemporary artists and creative initiatives.
 
Key People
David Krut
Jill Ross
Shaun Marais
 
Contacts
 
(Bookstore and Print Workshop – Johannesburg Inner CIty)
Arts on Main
Main Street
City and Suburban
Johannesburg
Telephone: +27 (0) 11 334 1209
   
Postal Address:
PO Box 892, Houghton
2041 Johannesburg
 
-26.2045946879 28.0577516556
  • specialist service providers
  • Gauteng
  • Independent Platforms
  • media/publishing
  • Contemporary Gallery
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