Showing posts with label Collage with Found Materials. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Collage with Found Materials. Show all posts
Friday, December 28, 2012
Thursday, December 27, 2012
Thursday, November 29, 2012
Wednesday, October 31, 2012
OM.2012.264 - Graham Moore - USA
OM.2012.264 - Graham Moore - USA - "NPIOHC" collage made from vintage record covers
http://www.gmoorecreative.com/
http://www.gmoorecreative.com/
Monday, September 10, 2012
Saturday, August 18, 2012
OM.2012.206 - Pascale Hulin - France
OM.2012.206 - Pascale Hulin - France - collage with found materials and thread
Friday, August 17, 2012
Wednesday, August 8, 2012
Saturday, July 28, 2012
Tuesday, July 17, 2012
OM.2012.155 - Mitsuko Brooks - New York, USA
OM.2012.155 - Mitsuko Brooks
Title: this song is dedicated to all the late bloomers and old souls
Dimensions: 6 1/3" x 9 3/4
Date: 2012
Materials: Discarded book cover, paper, gouache, typewriter
Dimensions: 6 1/3" x 9 3/4
Date: 2012
Materials: Discarded book cover, paper, gouache, typewriter
My collages express my thoughts on the ambiguity of my ethnicity and
female body, and my opinions on the looming, sexual status of the female
other.
In these works I am coming to terms with the white female sexuality and/or hierarchy [with the contradiction of my own white and non-white lineage as a backdrop], which is depicted in mainstream western media.
In these works I am coming to terms with the white female sexuality and/or hierarchy [with the contradiction of my own white and non-white lineage as a backdrop], which is depicted in mainstream western media.
Saturday, July 14, 2012
OM.2012.143 - John Andrew Dixon - Kentucky, USA
OM.2012.143 - John Andrew Dixon - Kentucky, USA
According to Matthew
Collage on Bristol
Collage on Bristol
(also see OM.2012.081-83)
om.2012.140 - Jo Murray - Australia
om.2012.140 - Jo Murray - Australia
“RUST“ - 5” x 7” mounted on watercolour paper 8” x 10”
handmade, printed, and painted papers, rusted iron washer.
W: http://jomurray-art.blogspot.com.au/
Collage has always been of interest to me since I first saw Picasso’s works when I was in Art School. The simplicity of shapes, combined with simple line, got to the essence of a subject in a way realist painting can’t.
Since then, as I’ve progressed through various media in my own art journey, this notion has become more embedded in my way of thinking.
Since then, as I’ve progressed through various media in my own art journey, this notion has become more embedded in my way of thinking.
While it may be regarded as ‘contemporary’, collage is really not so modern. It has been around in some form since the invention of paper. Making it ‘modern’ though is the incorporation of contemporary materials such as plastic, or acrylics, and components of our high tech age.
To be able to add such personal things as the ephemera of daily life, tickets, old rusty stuff, bits of previous paintings, gives truth to the work and adds a real connection to the artist. In this way collage will continue to have its place in modern art.
To be able to add such personal things as the ephemera of daily life, tickets, old rusty stuff, bits of previous paintings, gives truth to the work and adds a real connection to the artist. In this way collage will continue to have its place in modern art.
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