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Marilola
Beatriz Milhazes at Galerie Max Hetzler in Paris through 19 November 2016. Milhazes’ vividly layered paintings are reminiscent of Brazilian and European Modernism as well as Baroque shapes. Her studio in Rio de Janeiro, located next to the city’s botanical garden, has a strong influence on her practice. The luxuriant vegetation undoubtedly inspired the floral motifs and arabesques, flowers being a recurring motif in her work. MORE
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The Beauty of Passing Through
Kevin Sampsell at Rudy’s Barbershop in Portland, Oregon through November. An exhibition of his recent collage work, Sampsell leads Open Collage Night at the Independent Publishing Resource Center in Portland, Oregon. He described his foray into the Wild World of Collage in an essay in Kolaj #11. The artist is donating 50% of the sale proceeds from this show to Planned Parenthood. MORE
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László Moholy-Nagy
The superbly curated László Moholy-Nagy retrospective at the Guggenheim in New York City is the first major exhibition of the pioneering interdisciplinary artist in nearly fifty years. Etty Yaniv reviews this fascinating 20th-century photomontagist in Kolaj #17. MORE
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Collage Artists of America
Collage Artists of America, a California nonprofit public benefit corporation, was founded in 1988 by nine trailblazing women artists and now has over 150 members nationwide. Their exhibition, “Altered States of Collage”, opened 15 November and runs through 3 December, features two and three-dimensional collage, mixed-media collage and assemblage works by collagists from throughout the United States. This article first appeared as a News & Notes item in Kolaj #17. To read more News & Notes from the world of collage, SUBSCRIBE to Kolaj Magazine or Get a Copy of the Issue. MORE
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Abstract Collage
Colin Talcroft at Shige Sushi in Cotati, California through 31 December 2016. Colour, texture and an exquisite sense of composition characterize Colin Talcroft’s work. Many of his prints use methods of his own—for example, printing from corrugated board and from found objects such as twine, bubble plastic, and paper cutouts. MORE
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KOLAJ #17
"One of the things that makes collage, as practiced today, uniquely modernist is the fact that a collage always references itself….The modernist painter used bad brush strokes, a poorly drawn faces, and awkward trees to remind the viewer that they are looking at a painting, to ask the viewer to contemplate the artifice of the discipline, of the medium, and to delve into the ideas, feelings, and experience behind it….By its nature, collage has always done this."
from Kolaj #17 Editorial
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Kolaj Magazine is a quarterly, printed magazine about contemporary collage. We are interested in how collage is made, how collage is exhibited, and how collage is collected. We are interested in the role collage plays in contemporary visual culture. Kolaj is a full colour, internationally-oriented art magazine. Kolaj is published in Montreal, Quebec by Maison Kasini. Visit Kolaj Magazine online.
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