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Collage Party in Burlington, Vermont
Friday, March 2, 2012, 5-8PM
This month, to celebrate the art of collage, the Jackie Mangione Studio will host a free collage party for March’s First Friday Art Walk.
Come up to the studio and make a collage with magazines, recycled product packaging and more! Also on view, and for sale, is a special selection of New York City Pop Artist Michael Albert’s cereal collage posters.
The Pre-Issue of Kolaj Magazine will be on hand at the event.
Collage Artist Portfolio
Jp King
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Collage Is The Moment
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Special Pre-Issue: Why Collage, Why Now
Collage Artist Portfolio
Aprile Elcich
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Collage Artists, Mediaspheres, & Scopo-maniacs
by Meaghan Thurston
Collage artists are “scopo-maniacs” – they’re always scoping out the field for new images to snatch…A collage is a laboratory where images and texts from different localities and eras come together to speak a dialect all their own.
Review: Collage Group Expo at Monastiraki
Benoit Depelteau reviews this collage exhibition at one of Montreal’s favourite art spots.
“The interest of such a show is to offer a panorama of the different practices in collage at the moment. Like a snapshot, it documents the vivacity of Montreal’s scene.”
Exhibition – John Stezaker at Kemper Museum
January 27 to April 23, 2012
John Stezaker
at Kemper Museum
The exhibition reveals his lifelong fascination with the potent force of images, showcasing his investigations into the ways visual language can create meanings that vary dramatically according to context.
Happy Childhood: Jason Galligan-Baldwin
at Galerie Maison Kasini
January 14th to February 18th, 2012
Jason Galligan-Baldwin presents a series of collage-paintings that explore childhood memory. When the artist’s mother gave him a box filled with his childhood drawings of astronauts, report cards, and poorly-received term papers, he saw it as a new artistic undertaking.