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Tag Archives: collage
“Wake Up in the Morning Feeling Like P Diddy”
I love “Tik Tok” and I loved reading that Ke$ha based her style on Keith Richards. Long live rock. Long live pop (pulp) culture. Nearly everything in music is based on something else, isn’t it? Jazz, show tunes, cantatas: they … Continue reading
Sift, Freak, Reap: Morning After
Back in the year 2000 – remember when nearly everyone wrote ‘year 2000’? was it just too flabbergasting to accept 2000 standing alone? – I made three small collages that illustrate my creative process. It’s nearly the same every time. … Continue reading
Guest Spot: Jamie Kelty
While growing up on a farm in Kansas, Jamie Kelty developed a strong connection to the earth and to the hand-made. Now that the artist is living in New York, this connection remains visible in her work. In Kelty’s oil … Continue reading
On Valentines
There’s something I can’t resist about a holiday that runs right up to the edge of ridiculously marketable, then teeters giddily, often unexpectedly, into our best and deepest impulse. And just as there are so many kinds of love, there … Continue reading
Blessed Be the Glue
Threads that connect have generally been my preference over ties that bind. But my relationships with glue, paste, and their tacky, odoriferous mate – rubber cement – have rolled and twisted over the years. This might seem disgusting, but the … Continue reading
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Tagged 2010, collage, glue, grade school, paper, rubber cement, scan
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