William Kentridge candidly refers to his studio as a ‘safe space for stupidity,’ a philosophy that has greatly influenced his artistic journey. Throughout his prolific career, which spans six decades, the South African artist has crafted a distinctive style, delving into printmaking, drawing, animation, and sculpture.
Kentridge is now offering a glimpse into his creative approach in a newly released book. This publication draws from a lecture he gave at Oxford in 2024 and includes insightful chapters such as one focused on the role of lapis blue in the creative process, available exclusively on Hyperallergic.
Additionally, today’s highlights include a guide to Upstate Art Weekend, an exploration of Trump’s interference with the Venice Biennale of Architecture, and an engaging conversation with painter Richard Tsao.
