Sentences with phrase «vintage postcard collages»
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The exhibition features his recent Album and Postcards from Nowhere series for which the artist obsessively collected vintage photographs and postcards and then shredded and collaged these highly intimate relics to create bold new imagery magnified to a staggeriPostcards from Nowhere series for which the artist obsessively collected vintage photographs and postcards and then shredded and collaged these highly intimate relics to create bold new imagery magnified to a staggeripostcards and then shredded and collaged these highly intimate relics to create bold new imagery magnified to a staggering scale.
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Forsyth's work explores a breadth of themes, reflected in the range of techniques he employs: analogue and digital exposures taken by the artist exist in his work, alongside computer generated imagery, photograms, and photographic collages from historic magazines and vintage postcards.
Using found photographs, film magazines, vintage postcards and illustrations, Stezaker is well - known for his collages involving tears, cuts, insertions and maskings, and he has been instrumental in championing appropriation art and the reemergence of collage.
Her collage process is an assemblage of bold, colorful mixed media that incorporates type and graphics combined with thick paint, paper, vintage magazines, postcards, fabric and books, all applied in several layers before finishing with varnish or resin.
JOHN STEZAKER Dec 1, 2017 - Jun 1, 2018 Using vintage photographs, old film stills, postcards and book illustrations, John Stezaker makes collages that subvert their original imagery, creating unique and compelling works of art.
John Stezaker WED 4 SEPTEMBER — FRI 4 OCTOBER [PREVIEW: TUES 3 SEPTEMBER, 18.30 — 20.30] British artist John Stezaker uses collage to explore the subversive within found images such as film magazines, vintage postcards and illustrations.
John Stezaker WED 4 SEPT — FRI 4 OCTOBER [PREVIEW: TUES 3 SEPTEMBER, 18.30 — 20.30] British artist John Stezaker uses collage to explore the subversive within found images such as film magazines, vintage postcards and illustrations.
Between Lucien Smith's vintage postcard witticisms and Piotr Uklański's bright pink collages, Ed Ruscha's unmistakable, cerebral work and Betty Tompkins's confrontational eroticism, the show will have you either introspective, giggling or titillated all the way through.