THE WEEKENDER 47 | 2022
THE WEEKENDER 47 | 2022
Collage News & Inspiration
Hello and welcome to the latest Weekender.
This is our last reminder. You have only this weekend left to submit to our current open call in collaboration with Centre Anim' Rachid Taha (all information here). There is no fairy tale midnight deadline after which your collage will turn into a pumpkin. If you're one day late, two max, your collage will still be considered for both the catalogue and the exhibition. Don’t push it though ;)
That's all for PCC specific news for this week. So without further ado, the latest collage news and inspiration.
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By creating collages out of traditional mediums, including her trusty embroidery scissors, a pot of Nori Starch paste glue, acrylic inks and paper, Tracey's work truly stands out in an increasingly digital landscape. However, she isn't averse to polishing them digitally. Tracey English on rediscovering her creativity, making collages, and the benefits of artistic challenges - via Creative Boom
British Pop Art: Who Was Pauline Boty? - via The Collector
Pauline Boty was a firestarter of British Pop Art. A founding member, she made distinctive collage paintings celebrating female virility.
“My responsibility is to not divide within me. I start with that. I want to show people through the process of collage that we can be unified.” This ethos, paired with a passion for history, geometry, and anthropology informs her complete design language. “We’re living in a world through a box, and collage helps me break that,” she continues. “Some pictures are square, right? The challenge is to be free from those constraints, but in a way where people are still able to recognize their form.” Studio Visits: Delphine Diallo and Anna Lomax - via Hypebeast [French-born Delphine Diallo & multi-disciplinary artist Anna Lomax]
New collage exhibition at Collberg Galerie in Grenoble, from November 29 to December 3, 2022
On Saturday, December 3, 2022, from 12-5PM, you can join the member artists of CORNERSTONE STUDIOS for their Winter Open Studios. Meet Studio178 Artist-in-Residence, Farah Mohammad, and see work by mixed media artist Tiffany Dugan in Gallery178. You can find them at 178 Bennett Ave, 3rd Floor, NYC 10040.
Let’s Get Lost - Collage Expo at Akiza Gallery, Paris, from December 2, 2022, until January 9, 2023, with work by our very own Belinda Crombach who contributes regularly to our weekly challenges
A little reminder, our weekly creative challenge prompts remain free to download and the challenges themselves open for everyone to join, but if you prefer to work with paper, our 2023 Workbook is out and available here
And last but not least, a selection of challenge submissions from last week is up on our website and can be seen here, and the image prompt for next week is available to download 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