Archive for September, 2018

Nothing foul in sight . . .

Saturday, September 29th, 2018

Newlyweds + Gift Art  —  If you frequent this site, you know that there are many different categories of collage. If anyone finds a more rewarding one than this, I want to know about it!
 
 

Fowl Language
collage on structured panel by J A Dixon
11.5 x 11.25 inches
private collection

Her Wordless Desolation

Saturday, September 22nd, 2018

 

Her Wordless Desolation
collage miniature on book cover by J A Dixon
5.125 x 8.125 inches
 
Purchase this artwork.

Worthy of note . . .

Tuesday, September 18th, 2018

Sharing a major announcement in the world of collage and assemblage: The Ontological Museum has undertaken an entire makeover of its online archives. Let all doff their hats to Cecil Touchon!

Beware — connoisseurs of the collage medium can be swept into this magnificent black hole of imagery. Just a few outstanding examples are featured below.

Fellow collage artists, it is up to us to grow and preserve this extraordinary collection. Become a subscribing member!
 

The Sun Always Shines on TV
collage artwork by Cory Peeke, 2010

7 am
collage artwork by Joan Schulze, 2010

Ritual 2
mixed-media collage by Svetlana Pesetskaya, 2011

Case #10
small things by Hope Kroll for Fluxcase Micro Museum, 2011

(title unknown)
mixed-media collage on paper by Denise Pitchon, 2012

Queen Rose Score
collage on paper by Matthew Rose, 2012

(title unknown)
collage for Dada Centennial by Bob Rizzo, 2016

Homage to Merzbau
collage artwork by Sabine Remy, 2016

(title unknown)
asemic collage on paper by Jim White, 2018 
 
 
 
(images courtesy of The Ontological Museum)

Satisfaction of the Moment

Tuesday, September 11th, 2018

 
Satisfaction of the Moment ~ J A Dixon

Satisfaction of the Moment
collage miniature on book cover by J A Dixon
4.875 x 7.5 inches
 
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Caroni: Vexing Trifles

Tuesday, September 4th, 2018

 
Caroni: Vexing Trifles ~ a collage experiment on paper by John Andrew Dixon

Caroni: Vexing Trifles
collage experiment on paper by J A Dixon
6.75 x 7 inches
 
Own this experiment.