Collage Art

Started by cr, June 29, 2013, 06:08:35 PM

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Dries

Quote from: cr on August 09, 2024, 05:48:38 PMJust ordered a book about Hannah Höch. Should be good!
Hadn't seen the discussion yet, thanks for the many tips... About Hannah Höch. Her work is very strong...and I got to see it by chance a few months ago in Mulheim. wich book you got? 

When I got to play on Saturday 28/03/26 at the beautiful SOUTERRAIN: GROUND FLOOR Festival in Mulheim (where ASMUS TIETCHENS' set was brilliant, by the way)organized by INDUSTRIAL NRW, I checked beforehand which exhibitions were running in the city museum. To my great delight, I saw that Hannah Höch was there too. I took the train extra early to Mulheim, a little over 4 hours from Kortrijk, and went to the museum. There were two of her works hanging in the museum, a beautiful collage and a painting. Who would have thought... The trip was already a success :).

cr

The Hannah Höch book I got is called "Montierte Welten"

Dries


narcolepsia

been once again inspired to do some collages (mostly in color, as access to proper xerox machines is limited these days) - finished artworks for MONOCYCLOCYBERCILIA 3" CD-R and a feature for an upcoming issue of DEAF CITY zine (Tribe Tapes) and finishing the artwork for the upcoming PSYCHWARD CD.

while inspired and enthusiastic, I decided to start working on a site for my visual art, should be ready in 1-2 months. get in touch if you´d like me to do artwork for your band / label. accessible prices (trades are also possible) and chill communication and process.

narcolepsia

Work in progress version of the site :

https://h-mag-next.vercel.app/

Just selected around 30-40 more pieces to scan and upload,
should not take too long to have this done + online, even though things move very slowly these days.

Feel free to write with any comments and suggestions.

Eager to do some more artworks for other artists and labels these days, feel free to get in touch !

narcolepsia . distro at gmail . com

Balor/SS1535

I've appreciated John Gall's design work with Vintage for years, but I never actually looked him up until this morning.  Truly amazing work---especially with his employment of negative space and blocks of color.  His collages are both figural and abstract without trailing too far into the realm of surrealism.

https://www.johngalldesign.com/JG (design work)

https://nearlywaves.tumblr.com/ (collages)