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Patick Turk Collage in the Gallery Artpjm

Collage artist living and working in Houston Texas. Sensation of soft forms suspended in the space.

Patrick Turk is a self-trained Houston-based artist from Galveston, Texas. His works have been exhibited throughout Houston in galleries including Art Storm, Lawndale Art Center and Rudolph/Projects/Art Scan as well as galleries in Galveston, Texas and Los Angeles, California. His works have been published several times in Mung Being Magazine and include high profile commissions for the 2009 Houston Art Car Parade Poster as well as the Philokalia album cover by Golden Cities

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Video art collage Daily motion

The art of the collage is a technique of artistic creation which consists in organizing a plastic creation (fresco for example) not according to the laws of the representation but by the combination(overall) of separate elements of all kinds and any logic (extracted from newspapers, wallpaper, documents

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Léna Wolff collage

Lena Wolff is an interdisciplinary artist who works in drawing, painting, collage and public projects. She received a BA in English and Creative Writing from Mills College and an MFA in Printmaking from San Francisco State University (2003). Her work has been shown at the Legion of Honor Museum, Headlands Center for the Arts, Southern Exposure, The Lab, Traywick Contemporary, Needles and Pens, New Image Arts and Space 1026, among others. She is a recipient of an artist grant from the John Anson Kittredge Fund and has attended residencies at the Lab, Hall Farm Center for Arts and Education, and Blue Mountain Center in upstate New York. In 2009, she was commissioned to create new work for both the San Francisco and Alameda County Arts Commissions.

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Wolff is currently organizing The Paper Quilt Project: Collaborations in Contemporary Craft, an artist collaboration and exhibition that will be exhibited at Berkeley Art Center in 2011. She is a member of the Drawing Center’s Viewing Program in New York and is represented by Traywick Contemporary.

Lena Wolff lives with her partner, artist and teacher, Miriam Klein Stahl and their daughter in Berkeley, California.

Karl Waldmann collage

In the middle of the room, there is a jazz player. Next to him there is the body of a naked woman; she wears an African mask (Dan mask, Ivory Coast). Next to the bed in the room, there is a huge wine grape on a chair. At the centre of the room, a huge hand seems to hold the trumpet.

Despite the fact that Karl Waldmann disappeared in the 1950’s, his work was discovered only just recently, at the end of the 1980’s. His pieces impose themselves immediately with great force and beauty but also with a certain singularity : between Dada and Constructivism, his place in history of Art seems particular ; singularity also due to the fact that his work is essentially composed of a marginal form of expression : collage.

This book, the first devoted to his work, presents a serie of studies which question the originality of his work, his relationship to history of Art, his thematic and formal choices, but which also underline the questions that this work arises around the notion of authorship, of the relationship of Art with History and Politics, of aesthetic judgement, of art philosophy and of the image. Through all of these aspects, the work of this previously unknown artist appears to be surprisingly relevant to present questionning around Art and aesthetic philosophy.