Today we are going to be doing a fun challenge! Using only simple art supplies and magazine images, we are going to make a fun magazine collage with a secret...
Der Collagen Kunstkurs unter dem Motto "Online, aber nicht allein". Das ist die Devise im Kunstkurs für Erwachsene. "Paper lovers" kommen im Malkurs auf ihre Kosten. Eine ideale kreative Auszeit für alle, die mit Farbe und Papier experimentieren wollen. Ergebnis ist Ihre ganz persönliche Kunst-Collage auf Leinwand.
Mixed media collage
Julie Oppermann's work pushes the limits of visual perception, making paintings that are physically difficult to perceive. The scintillating effects arising through the calculated layering and juxtaposition of contrasting colors through repetitive line patterns elicit shuttering afterimages, optical flicker, and disorienting sensations of movement. The paintings, on one hand, reference the digital, looking as if they might be computer-generated, vector-based interference patterns; up close, however, they reveal a gestural, intuitive approach. Glitches, bleeds and mis-registrations rupture the illusory field of the moiré, creating visual noise and also highlight the basic tools at work: taped-off line patterns and paint on canvas. Where others approach ideas such as rasterization, pixelation, image compression, data loss and corruption primarily through the more obvious channel of digital media, Oppermann succeeds, instead, by effecting these phenomena directly through the medium of perception itself. The glitch, so to speak, occurs in the viewing of the work, by distorting the viewer's field of vision, and interfering with their ability to "see" and look at the painting. Julie Oppermann is an artist from New York who lives and works in Berlin. She received her BFA from The Cooper Union, and a Master's in Neuroscience from the University of California, Berkeley. In 2012 she completed a residency at FAAP in São Paulo, an academic exchange with Professor Robert Lucander at the Berlin University of the Arts, and completed her M.F.A. at Hunter College. In 2013 she had solo exhibitions at Mark Moore Gallery in Los Angeles, and Galeria Árnes y Roepke in Madrid. Her work is included in numerous public and private collections, including the Museum of Fine Arts Houston (TX), and the Museum of Contemporary Art, San Diego (CA).
Sailing for the Moon by Ayham Jabr
Seaweed and Coral, Ben Giles
'Winter Thoughts'. Cut paper collage by Amanda White. www.amandawhite-contemporarynaiveart.com
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Jesse Treece
"Happy Trails" © Sammy Slabbinck find it on Redbubble
MAVANTRI is an Italian-Venezuelan contemporary artist.
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