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“All of the Above: Works by Greg Lamarche” at Graffiti Gallery
Exhibitions
Announcements and reviews of exhibitions that feature collage.
Eye on the Storm: Chambliss Giobbi & Marcus Jansen
13 June-26 July 2013
Collage artists Chambliss Giobbi and Marcus Jansen are two of the featured artists in “Eye on the Storm”, curated by D. Dominick Lombardi at the Housatonic Museum of Art. This three phase exhibition, which “responds to or reflects upon the sometimes-overwhelming storm of information”
Collage at Salzberg International Summer Academy of Fine Arts
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Jess, Robert Duncan & Their Circle
at the Crocker Art Museum
9 June-1 September 2013
“An Opening of the Field: Jess, Robert Duncan, and Their Circle” is the first exhibition to focus on the artistic production and relationship between the artist Jess, his partner Robert Duncan, and their remarkable circle of friends.
Kathryn Parker Almanas at Yellow Peril, Providence, Rhode Island
18 July-11 August 2013
Kathryn Parker Almanas’ “Pre-Exisiting Condition” investigates destruction and healing within the body and the terrors and pleasures of embodiment.
“A Thousand Words” by Len Davis at Pensacola State College
20 May-18 July 2013
Artist Len Davis uses an array of found materials, along with his background in graphic design, to create stunning works of contemporary collage.
Dave Laro at Kobalt Gallery, Provincetown
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“Remix: Selections from the International Collage Center” at the Katonah Museum of Art
30 June-13 October 2013
REMIX weaves the narrative of collage through the history of modern and contemporary art. The exhibition features 100 artists, whose work utilizes “collage’s core conceptual traits” (heterogeneity, fragmentation, and appropriation) to address the circumstances of their times.
“There Are Women at the Gates Seeking a New World”: Elektra KB at BravinLee programs
22 May-28 June 2013
Elektra KB presents new works on paper, photography, and a selection of cloth pages of her 20 page, hand-sewn artist’s book. The pages of the book, each a sewn and embroidered felt collage, depict guerilla warfare in a mythological, semi-autobiographical world parallel to ours: a female rebel army revolting against the forces of a tyrannical police state.
Étienne Gélinas at Galerie St-Laurent + Hill
6-19 June 2013
Étienne Gélinas calls his work painting, but the work on view has clear collage elements, including sewing patterns, photos of gearing systems, architectural plans, anatomy drawings, and a form of technical drawing involving engraving in paste.