April 2013
Each of V’s collages is a new idea, a new world, a universe. V’s influences include Dada artist Hannah Hoch and famous album cover artist Julian House. During the opening reception on 6 April, the public is invited to take part in an interactive collage which will be permanently installed in the venue. Bring your own glue!
In each issue of Kolaj Magazine, we publish a Cut Out Page where we present imagery from various sources, carefully selected by our team of contributors or occasional guests. We then encourage you, dear reader, to cut out some of these images to create your own collage and send it to us.
After all the entries are in, we pick the one we like the best. For Issue Three, that work is by….
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16 February-21 March 2013
“Quadrivium” is an exhibition of contemporary collage featuring the work of Lola Dupré, Shusuke Ao, Jordan Clark, Gordon Magnin, Robert Larson, Val Britton, Irina & Silviu Szekely, and Justin Angelos. The historic quadrivium comprised four core subjects, or arts, taught in the Renaissance Period. The word is Latin, translating roughly to a “place where four roads meet.” These cores consisted of arithmetic, geometry, music, and astronomy, and were rooted in thinking skills for their theoretical applications.
25 January-21 April 2013
“Georges Braque and the Cubist Still Life, 1928-1945” is a major U.S. exhibition of the still lifes of one of the founders of cubism and collage. Braque also invented the papier collé technique.
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29 March-21 April 2013
The titles of Sara Pearce’s collages have clever, wordy titles and are sensitive to historic notions and objects. They point out our cultural fallacies and explore contemporary and historical notions of gender, equality, and the battle of the sexes.