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Beyond Painting
Max Ernst at Museum of Modern Art in New York City through January 01, 2018. In 1919, Max Ernst was living in post-war Cologne, Germany with his new bride, Luise Straus. He went to Munich to study with Paul Klee and saw the paintings of Giorgio de Chirico, which moved him to create fantastical images free of narrative, irrational, and surreal. He began cutting up mail-order catalogues, scientific manuals, and teaching-aides as a way of plumbing “his own psyche for inspiration and to confront his own trauma.” MORE
COLLAGE ARTIST TRADING CARDS
Vivid and Complete Visual Experiences
Multidisciplinary artist David Crunelle sets a lofty goal for his artwork. "While many art pieces only require a few seconds to be analyzed, I try to create content that has to be discovered over time and several observations." His collage, Psychedelic Constructivism 04, is included in Collage Artist Trading Cards Pack 7. We asked him some questions. MORE
FROM KOLAJ #21
Encouraging Generosity with Collage
Round Table [Collaboration] project founder Marty McCutcheon has begun work on Postal-Collage Project #7. This collaborative collage making involves 200 artists who are producing work between September 2017 and February 2018. Artists work in groups of five. Each artist starts a collage and contributes to four others. The finished collages will be displayed at three or more venues in Spring-Summer 2018. MORE
FROM KOLAJ #21
Copious Fragments, A Diamond Of Flowers
Burry Buermans makes a telephone with fragments of pin-up girls, a bomb with images of grafitti tags, and a skull embedded in a diamond with flowers. The shape of the final work defines the composition and provides a visual anchor. The copious fragments become the texture and colour of the image. A portfolio of Buermans' collage appears in Kolaj #21. MORE
COLLAGE ON VIEW
Nonesuch Art of Paper
Awards Exhibition at 141 Rue Ann in Montreal, Quebec, 1-16 December 2017. The exhibition of finalists for the Nonesuch Art of Paper Awards shows some of the many ways of creating art on or with paper. In 2017, there were over 220 submissions from 16 countries. Among the collage artists featured are: Anouk Sugàr from Montreal (image), Rhonda Barrett from Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, Joe Castro from Prospect Park, Pennsylvania; and Julie Henneberg from Hasselt, Belgium. MORE
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KOLAJ #21
In Kolaj #21, Editor Ric Kasini Kadour reflects on The Golden Age of Collage. A Kenyan collagist elevates African identity to celestial heights. Etty Yaniv reports on four artists making collage in the former Soviet republic of Georgia. A German collage zine helps us define Collage Play. A Yemeni-American artist uses collage to tell her story. We tell the story of a 95-year-old artist from Vienna who is making collage from the Guatemalan jungle. And we show Artist Portfolios from Portugal, The United States, the United Kingdom, and The Netherlands. My Messy Desk by Shawn Miller is on the cover. A profile of him appears in the magazine.
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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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