
Very happy and proud to have my “Generals” included in this playing card collection and exhibition
This is the
140 pages catalogue of Corporeal Gestures, Fragmentary Explorations in
the Cultivation of the Human Body. The international exhibition
organized and curated by Clive Knights at the School of Architecture, Portland State University in April.
My work “Urania” represents the aging.
The reflected image / La imagen reflejada
Thi is a collage publication edited by María Elisa Quiaro Maggiorani, who was the curator of our international collage exhibition Elementarteilchen / Elementary Particles in the Frauen Museum Wiesbaden in 2019-2020.
The crew is the same, completed with Miss Printed and Niko Vartainen. Our little essays about collage topics are in English and Spanish. To see my text in Spanish, translated by Maria Elisa is an amazing moment for me.
From an altered book to a Zine
25 € + postage ( in Deutschland Portofrei)
Please send me a message if you want a copy.
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Stefan Heuer and I have an A4, 24 pages limited edition
of our new collage zine: Silence Brea’.
18 € + postage ( in Deutschland Portofrei)
Please send me a message if you want a copy.
15 x 20 cm limited edition book Hard cover, 40 pages
150 numbered copies.
Published by Redfoxpress Ireland January 2021
Price: 35 euro / 32 GBP / 40 $US
My new limited edition book is a facsmile edition by Redfoxpress, Ireland
October 2020, 40 pages
€ 28 euro / 25 GBP / 34 $US
more about the original altered book at Perspektive
Altered book from 3 old books. Learn more about the making of this book and read the interview of the dadasophist Sylvia Egger with me for Perspektive
A collaboration of Kolaj Institute & Contempory A rt Museum 516 ARTS Albuquerque
The curators of the 96-page book
invited artists who use collage in their practice to put forward a work
of art that offers a visual narrative that speaks to the unprecedented
change unfolding in 2020. I am one of from the selected artists. An essay by Ric Kasini Kadour reflects upon
collage's unique ability to imagine new realities. Forty artists from
nine countries and multiple Indigenous
peoples—Salish-Kootenai/Métis-Cree/Sho-Ban, Tlingit/Nisga’a,
Oglala/Lakota, and Seneca Nation—offer a variety of perspectives. The
voices of Black, Latinx, Native, and white Americans mingle with those
from Chile, Colombia, Mexico, Peru, Argentina, Canada, France, and
Germany. Artwork is accompanied by a statement in which the artists
describe how they want to reimagine the world.
Artists make collage and people love collage because it speaks to the time we live in. It is no surprise that collage tends to peak during times when society is trying to figure itself out. Ric Kasini Kadour, the editor of the Kolaj magazine ✂️