Nadine Boughton

Peril by Nadine Boughton

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Joseph Montgomery at MASS MoCA

Image One Hundred Forty Seven by Joseph Montgomery (2012)

26 May 2013-7 April 2014

MASS MoCA presents the first solo exhibition of New York-based collage/assemblage artist and painter, Joseph Montgomery. The show focuses on work created between 2010 and 2013.

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“Wired”: Collage Artists of America at Studio FIVE08

Concentric Narrative in Gold by Nancy Goodman Lawrence

4-25 May 2013

“Wired” is the Collage Artists of America (CAA) Spring 2013 exhibit, and features elements of collage and assemblage in both 2-D and 3-D. The artists exhibiting integrate a creative cross-section of talent and blend together in a unique display by the Collage Artists of America's most talented artists.

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Cut Out Page Collage Making Contest (Issue 4)

Cut-Out-Page-K4

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“The Logic of Mountains–1963-2013″: Peter Hutchinson at Freight + Volume

Birds of Paradise by Peter Hutchinson

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A Century of Collage at Bernard Jacobson Gallery

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8 April-24 May 2013

Bernard Jacobson Gallery (London)'s "A Century of Collage" presents a survey of collage from 1912 to the present day. The show features work by collage's pioneers, Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque, continues with mid-century work by artists such as Roy Lichtenstein, Kurt Schwitters, and Joseph Cornell, and finishes with contemporary work by gallery artists including William Tillyer and Bruce McLean.

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Collage at the New York Art Fairs by Paul Bright

Euro Punk by Pablo Echaurren

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“Over, Under, Next” at the Hirshhorn Museum & Sculpture Garden

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18 April-8 September 2013

“Over, Under, Next: Experiments in Mixed Media, 1913–Present” is an exhibition of approximately 100 works drawn largely from the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden’s collection. The show surveys an era in which the definition and scope of art were continually expanded through the avant-garde’s embrace of “non-art” materials.

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Matisse: Cutting Into Colour

Matisse

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