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Collage anexploration
Collage is a visual art form that combines different materials like paper, photographs, and found objects glued to a backing surface. A collage forms a new whole from these assembled parts. The term collage comes from the French word "coller" meaning to glue. Popular collage artists like Matisse, Bearden, and current artists use a variety of papers, textures, images, and layers to create unique collage works.
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Collage anexploration
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- 2. Collage Collage is aform of visual art that assembles different forms resulting in a new whole. A collage may include newspaper clippings, ribbons, bits of colored or hand-made papers, portions of other artwork, photographs and other found objects. These are then glued to a piece of paper or canvas. The term collage derives from the French "coller," meaning glue.
- 3. collage items to consider: • papers: newspaper, vintage papers, envelopes, maps, comics, tissue paper, painted paper, documents etc • texture (fabrics, cardboard, envelopes, cut vs. tear) • typography (fonts) and words • juxtaposition • colour, geometry and abstractions • drawings • washes, diffused images, transfers • overprinting • layers, masks and stencils
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- 5. Hans Arp “Collage ArrangedAccording to the Laws of Chance” c1917 - Dada art movement
- 6. Hans Arp “i Picture” c1920- Dada art movement
- 7. Raoul Hausman “The ArtCritic” c1919-1920 - Dada art movement
- 8. Hannah Hoch “Da Dandy” c1919- Dada art movement
- 9. Hannah Hoch “My DomesticMottoes” c1922 - Dada art movement
- 10. Kurt Schwitters “Untitled (May#191)” c1919 - Dada art movement
- 11. Kurt Schwitters “Untitled (OvalConstruction)” c1925 note: this is a sculpture
- 12. Georges Braque “Fruitdish andGlass” 1912
- 13. Richard Hamilton “Just WhatIs It That Makes Today’s Homes So Different, So Appealing?” 1956
- 14. Tom Wesselmann “Still Life#20” 1962
- 15. Matisse (Dec. 31, 1869 - Nov. 3, 1954) In 1941 Matisse was diagnosed with cancer and following surgery, started using a wheelchair. With the use of assistants, Matisse started creating cut-outs. His assistants would paint sheets of white paper and he would cut out coloured elements and place them onto paper. http://www.henri-matisse.net/cut_outs.html
- 16. Henri Matisse “Blue NudeII” 1952
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- 20. Henri Matisse “The SwordSwallower”
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- 24. Romare Bearden (Sept. 2, 1911-March 12, 1988) Romare Bearden was an African-American artist and writer. During the 1960s civil rights movement, Bearden began experimenting with the form of collage. His work became more representational and more overtly socially conscious towards Black rights. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Romare_Bearden
- 25. Romare Bearden “Prevalence OfRitual Mysteries” 1964
- 26. Romare Bearden “Return Ofthe Prodigal Son” 1967
- 27. Romare Bearden “Tomorrow IMay Be Far Away” 1967
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- 32. work from current collage artists
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- 34. David Walave “Hope andFear” 2007
- 35. Launa D. Romoff “Untitled#289” 2007
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- 39. Cecil Touchon “Fusion Series#2540” 2007
- 40. Cecil Touchon “Fusion Series#2283” 2006
- 41. Nancy Goodman “Woman SittingUnder the Moon” 2003
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- 43. Nancy Goodman Lawrence “GoodmanKids” 2004
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- 48. Marty Gordon “It’s AJungles Out There” 2008
- 49. Mary Emma Hawthorne “Survivalof the Fittest” 2006
- 50. Mary Emma Hawthorne “Allthe Riches” 2006
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- 52. Robert Mars “Five onthe Floor” 2008
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- 59. Ariel “None Had YourRhythms” 2006
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- 62. Cindy Iverson “I’m ReallyAn Engineer” 2008
- 63. Liz Cohn “The LunaticsBall” 2006
- 64. Liz Cohn “Head InThe Clouds” 2007
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- 67. Mariella Bisson “To RockMy Soul” 2007
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- 69. David Thorpe “Out FromThe Night” 1999
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- 71. Gordon Magnin (Work forBeefmaster Magazine)
- 72. Gordon Magnin (Work forMojo Magazine)
- 73. Gordon Magnin (Work forMojo Magazine)
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- 76. Eric Carle Eric Carlepainted onto tissue paper and then cut these to make his collages. http://www.eric-carle.com/slideshow_paint.html
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- 84. this slideshow isfor educational purposes only