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Kolaj Meet-and-Greet in Providence, Rhode Island
Julien Ratouin
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Book Review: The Collage Workbook
by Randel Plowman
Published by Lark Crafts in Asheville, North Carolina in 2012, The Collage Workbook is a handy tool for experienced artists and neophytes. Benoit Depelteau reviewed it for Kolaj in Issue Four.
“Robert Motherwell: Collage” at Bernard Jacobson Gallery, London
5 June-27 July 2013
Bernard Jacobson Gallery presents a comprehensive survey of collage work by American artist Robert Motherwell. This exhibition runs concurrently with “Robert Motherwell: The Early Collages” from the Peggy Guggenheim Collection, which is at the Venice Biennale.
You Can’t Follow Just One:
Cory W. Peeke tells us about collage on Tumblr
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Lisa Eisenbrey
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“Recovered Poetry” at Berta Walker Gallery, Provincetown
24 May-16 June 2013
“Recovered Poetry: Three Masters of Construction and Collage” presents the work of Varujan Boghosian, Edward Giobbi, and Elspeth Halvorsen, who, in their over-80 years of artmaking, have created international reputations for their unusual and transcendent art.
“Asha Zero: Who’s the Parasite & Who’s the Host”: a profile by Shane De Lange
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Elements of Collage at McGladrey Art Gallery, Charlestown, Massachusetts
4 February-14 June 2013
“Elements of Collage” focuses on diverse applications of collage by four artists who live and work in the Boston area: Robert Maloney, Brantner DeAtley, Kristin Texeira, and Katherine Romero.
Kolaj Magazine Year One Collector’s Pack
In its first year, Kolaj explored collage’s role in the world of contemporary art; asked the question “Is this collage?”; informed readers about collage exhibitions and events; and, most importantly, shined a spotlight on the work of collage artists from around the world.
FOUR ISSUES
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ISSN 1927-6893 | Published by Maison Kasini