Thursday, August 16, 2012

OM.2000.48 - Ruth Terrill - USA




                                                                         Keeping the Focus 2000
                                                                             Collage
                                                                           Ruth Terrill
                                                                         
                                                                         Donated by the Artist

Wednesday, August 8, 2012

OM.2000.047-048 - Jim Ringley - USA

 OM.2000.047 - Jim Ringley - USA - collage - 7.25 x 7.25


OM.2000.048 - Jim Ringley - USA - collage - 9x7 inches

Sunday, July 29, 2012

OM.2000.046 - Janet Keen, New Zealand



Cyber Surfing 
by Janet Keen, New Zealand 
Collage for Bakers Dozen Exchange 
 New Zealand. 

OM.2000.045 - Dale Copeland, New Zealand





The Ship of Fools
by Dale Copeland, New Zealand
Collage for Bakers Dozen Exchange
photographs, handmade plant-based paper, peacock feather

Image © Dale Copeland

OM.2000.044 - Ron Hollingshead, USA



Some Assembly Required
by Ron Hollingshead, USA
Collage
Ron Hollingshead
sculptor - video maker - collage artist
 West Virginia, USA.

OM.2000.043 - Donna Engstrom, USA



Star Maker
by Donna Engstrom, USA
collage
Donna Engstrom lives in Brighton, MI, USA

Image © Donna Engstrom

OM.2000.042 - Julia Cates, USA

collage museum


Orange Beak Bird Bride
by Julia Cates, USA
digital color copy of a collage
from 1995 Bridal Series
 MD, USA

Image © Julia Cates

OM.2000.041 - Lesley le Grove, New Zealand




Secrets & Messages 6/13
by Lesley le Grove, New Zealand
Collage - handmade flax paper, shells, clippings & sealing wax
 New Zealand

Image © Lesley le Grove

OM.2000.040 - Bea Jae O'Brien, USA



Of the Tropics
by Bea Jae O'Brien, USA 
Collage
Bea Jae O'Brien lives in Moraga, CA, USA.
Image © Bea Jae O'Brien

OM.2000.039 - Francesca Maniaci, Canada




by Francesca Maniaci, Canada
Biography
Francesca Maniaci was born on December 9th, 1965 in Windsor, Ontario, Canada, of Italian parents.She studied Fine Arts at the University of Windsor and Concordia University in Montreal. She has lived in Montreal for the last ten years. Francesca has participated in many group shows and has had four solo exhibitions. She works mainly in the mediums of assemblage, collage, installation and video. During the summer of 1999 she participated in a group exhibition of Italian Canadian artists which took place in Italy.
Montreal, Canada

Image © Francesca Maniaci

OM.2000.038 - Dawne Polis, USA



A Mother's Prayer
by Dawne Polis, USA
digital collage
 VT, USA

OM.2000.037 - Norman Sherfield, USA



After Malevich
by Norman Sherfield, USA
Collage
 CA, USA

Image © Noman Sherfield

OM.2000.036 - Bonné A. de Blas, OH. USA



Thin Red Line Series
by Bonné A. de Blas, USA
Collage - found papers with stained washi papers

OH, USA

Image © BonnĂ© A. de Blas

OM.2000.035 - Art Blue - USA


                                                              Down to Earth  
                                                             (detail) Art Blue 
                                                                      USA 

OM.2000.034 - Lynda Andrus, USA



by Lynda Andrus, USA
collage

 MA, USA
Image © Lynda Andrus

OM.2000.033 - Roberta Miller, USA



All is Vanity
by Roberta Miller, USA
collage
Roberta Miller lives in Hickory, NC, USA
Image © Roberta Miller

OM.2000.032 - Melissa Ray, USA



Dragon Lady
by Melissa Ray, USA
Collage on shaped wooden panel, set in clear resin
NY, USA

Image © Melissa Ray

OM.2000.031 - Polly Baichly, USA



Hodge Podge
by Polly Baichly, USA
Collage
MO. USA.
Image © Polly Baichly

OM.2000.030 - Robin Silberman, USA



The Cliffs of Tasmania
by Robin Silberman, USA
Collage
 VA, USA

Image © Robin Silberman

OM.2000.029 - Annette Ellis, USA


Island Life
by Annette Ellis, USA
Collage
MO.USA.
Image © Annette Ellis

OM.2000.028 - Judy Finer, USA




Aunt Lucie
by Judy Finer, USA
Collage for Bakers Dozen Exchange


Judy Finer- San Francisco, USA.

Image © Judy Finer

OM.2000.027 - Nancy Egol Nikkal, USA



Collage exhibition
Abstraction: Plantation #12
by Nancy Egol Nikkal, USA
Collage and acrylic
 New Jersey, USA
Image © Nancy Egol Nikkal

OM.2000.026 - Martha Germano, OH. USA



Collection Day
by Martha Germano, USA
Collage
 OH, USA.
Image © Martha Germano

OM.2000.025 - Gammy Miller, USA



Get in Line VII
by Gammy Miller, USA
moriki paper, stitching and paper clips
Gammy Miller -NY, USA

Image © Gammy Miller

OM.2000.024 - Dr Ivonne Hobfell, USA



Mamma Mia
by Dr Ivonne Hobfell, USA
Collage
This collage is one chosen from a group entry by the National Collage Society.
Dr Ivonne - OH, USA

Image © Dr Ivonne Hobfell

OM.2000.023 - Corinne Curtis, NZ



Real Estate - Waiheke Island
by Corinne Curtis, NZ
Collage
Corinne Curtis - New Zealand
Image © Corinne Curtis

OM..2000.022 - Ann Maritz, USA



Wall Street Journal
by Ann Maritz, USA
Collage
Ann Maritz - MO. USA.
Image © Ann Maritz

OM.2000.021 - Ann Ryan, USA



collage flowers
by  Ann Ryan, USA
Collage
Ann Ryan - USA
Image © Ann Ryan

OM.2000.020 - Mary Ann Moss, USA



Messages #1
by Mary Ann Moss, USA
Collage for Bakers Dozen Exchange 

OM.2000.019 - Haig Demarjian, USA



Oltgasm 431
by 

Oltgasm 431
by Haig Demarjian, USA
collage
The OLTGASM derives its name from Arisztid Olt, the short-lived pseudonum used in Hungarian films of 1917 by the actor born BĂ©la Ferenc DezsĂ³ BlaskĂ³, later known as Bela Lugosi. A one-of-a-kind, painstakingly hand-crafted piece of art, each OLTGASM is numbered and issued to select individuals by mail. It will alter and enhance any decor, is ideal for framing, simply pinning to a wall or propping on a mantle where it is sure to be an item of conversation and envy at your every soireĂ©m shindig or hoot-nanny. Your heirloom-quality OLTGASM will serve you and generations of your offspring well as a coaster or trivet. Make it into a brooch or use as is for a handy and unique shoebox divider. Use it to surf the net. Simply pop it in the mcrowave for a marvelous snack the whole family is sure to enjoy.I'm a collage/mixed media artist, very interested in interactive work, do ALOT of mail art, exchanges, collaborations, etc. For more about me, my work, my credentials (M.A., M.F.A., currently an Assistant Professor of Art at Montserrat College of Art in Beverly, MA, USA), check out my website.

OM.2000.0018 - Roger Morris, New Zealand



kiwi gothic
by Roger Morris, New Zealand
Collage for Bakers Dozen Exchange
oil on rag paper 

OM.2000.017 - Judy Lyons Schneider, USA



Offerings Segment 1
by Judy Lyons Schneider, USA
Collage Print
Image © Judy Lyons Schneider

OM.2000.016 - Kathy Harrington, USA



Paved With Gold
by Kathy Harrington, USA
Collage
Kathy Harrington - Ohio, USA.

Image © Kathy Harrington

OM.2000.015 - Frances Gellman, USA



Portrait of History
by Frances Gellman, USA
Collage
Frances GellmanMO. USA. 

om.2000.014 - Stephen Linhart, USA





by Stephen Linhart, USA
digital collage

 
"I took two photos from the real world (flowers and a woman's hair) and layered them in a large digital collage. I printed that on photo paper and cut it up into 16 pieces. 13 went into the Bakers Dozen and 3 are for later use.
I've been printing with LightJet on photographic paper. The LightJet writes with colored lasers directly to the paper, so there aren't the sort of focus issues that come up with enlargers. I use Foto1 (www.foto1.com) to do the printing. They can print up to 4x8 feet. Also, they use Fuji Crystal Archive paper which has good color and long life. I use Photoshop; I had to buy extra RAM to work with such large files."
Stephen Linhart lives in Amherst, MA, USA
email Stephen at stephen@stephen.com

OM.2000.013 - Ron Thomas, VT. USA.




BD-9
by Ron Thomas, USA
cut & torn paper collage

Ron Thomas, VT. USA

OM.2000.012 - Pam Arthur, USA



woven collage
by Pam Arthur, USA
Photocopy of original mixed media collage (paste paint and torn paper),

Pam Arthur - Ohio, USA

OM.2000.011 - Gretchen Bierbaum, USA





by Gretchen Bierbaum, USA
Collage - coffee bag, paper clip, rice paper, cigar bands & foil paper

Gretchen Bierbaum - OH, USA
Gretchen Bierbaum, BA, MA - Hudson, Ohio studied landscape painting at Mexico City College, ancient Islamic art in Iran at Pahlavi University and completed her degrees at Kent State University, Kent, Ohio. She is listed in Who's Who of American Artists and of American Women. Her unique approach to collage combines scenes of a city with local newspaper clippings. Two of her collage city scenes were created for bicentennial celebrations and are included in time capsules. Another collage was commissioned by the US Navy and hangs in the Commander's dining room in a nuclear submarine. Some are politically inspired like the collage about the US invasion of Panama which the former President of Panama has in his collection. She is the founder of the National Collage Society, Inc., a nonprofit art foundation.

OM.2000.010 - Stefanie Mandelbaum, USA



by Stefanie Mandelbaum, USA
Collage
Stefanie Mandelbaum - NJ, USA

OM.2000. 009 - Truman Capone, USA



by Truman Capone, USA
collage
Truman Capone lives in Blacksburg, VA, USA
email Truman at trumanca@vt.edu

OM.2000.008 - Melissa McCobb Hubbell, USA



by Melissa McCobb Hubbell, USA
collage

Melissa Hubbell
 CT, USA

OM.2000.007 - Paul Hutchinson, New Zealand



wax collage
by Paul Hutchinson, New Zealand
Collage for Bakers Dozen Exchange
encaustic wax with embedded objects 

OM.2000.006 - Carol Melichar, USA



In Heaven Shoes Won't Pinch Your Feet
by Carol Melichar, USA
Collage
Carol Melichar
FL. USA

OM.2000.005 - Trina Gardner, USA



Main Street
by Trina Gardner, USA
Collage
Trina Gardner
 DE, USA.

OM.2000.004 - Corey Eiseman - USA



the dance of the penguins
by Corey Eiseman, USA
Collage
Corey Eiseman
 Florida, USA.

OM.2000.003 - Elizabeth Concannon - USA



Magic Dance
by Elizabeth Concannon, USA
Collage
Elizabeth Concannon
MO. USA.

OM.2000,002 - Sarah Whorf Sherfield - USA




"L'Quiffe"



"L'Quiffe" 
by Sarah Whorf Sherfield, USA 
Collage 


My sister and I used to "play" with my Gram's blender (unplugged) like they were control panels and hit the buttons and yell out things.
We didn't know what "Liquify" was, as we were too young to read the word correctly, so we called it "L'Quiffe", hence the name for the collage!

Sarah Whorf 
 CA. USA.