THE WEEKENDER 45 | 2022
THE WEEKENDER 45 | 2022
Collage News & Inspiration
Hello and welcome to the latest Weekender.
Let's start this week's edition with a little virtual housekeeping. Instagram, where most of our activities are happening, is having ongoing technical issues. Hashtags haven't been working properly since this summer (even though it looks like things are slowly getting better). If your weekly creative challenge submissions go unnoticed for more than a couple of days, please let us know. Just send your collage via Instagram's direct message. On that note, if you're new to the weekly creative challenges - we're very happy to have you! - please make sure you're Instagram account is NOT set to private and that tagging and sharing to stories are allowed.
You still have two weeks left to participate in our current open call in collaboration with Centre Anim' Rachid Taha here in Paris. There will be a little exhibition (looks like March 2023) and a catalog at the end of it, so it's worth joining in.
And now, without further ado, the latest collage news and inspiration.
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Paris gallery Musée de l'Orangerie puts Mickalene Thomas's political collages on show - via Le Monde
Spotlight: Canadian Abstract Expressionist Jean-Paul Riopelle’s Work Takes Center Stage in His Native Quebec - via artnet
Feminine/Masculine: The Collages of Picasso, Braque, and Gris - via The Met
MUMI and his surreal collage - via Fahrenheit
10 Questions with Dave O'Flynn - via Al-Tiba9
Exhibition of collage art by Gé Devos in Paris, Les Passantes, November 17 until the end of the year
Exhibition of collage work by Makalo in Grenoble, Galerie Collberg
COLLAGE WORLDWIDE – online lecture about today’s contemporary collage movement by Annete Sagal of Kyiv Collage Collective, November 18, more info here
Collage exhibition by Carine Barbotte in Marseille Au Marché Noir until November 26, 2022
Our 2023 Workbook is out and available here.
A selection of challenge submissions from week 44|2022 is up on our website and can be seen here, the image prompt for week 46|2022 is available here
If you have any news about exhibitions, publications or events you want so share with the community, please send an email with all relevant information and at least one link to a website or venue to: hello@pariscollagecollective.com