ART OF BRICOLAGE

bri.co.lage [bree-kuh-lahzh} - A construction made with objects that are re-purposed, re-identified and transformed into part of the whole work of art - or, collage with muscle.

Sunday, November 20, 2011

Marc Sparfel - The European Bricolage Connection

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Writing this blog and Art in the Studio have led to some surprising virtual connections for me with readers who let me know that they have ...
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Sunday, October 23, 2011

Bricolage All Around Me

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Do artists see differently than other people? I think they do, and I think it's because they have trained their eyes to zero in on parti...
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Sunday, September 25, 2011

A Work From The Sixties by Betye Saar

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I saw this work in the daily email from Art Knowledge News  and just had to post it. It was included in a show at the Getty Center in Lo...
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Sunday, September 18, 2011

Sandi Miot

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Gotta love that Facebook - mostly! I saw a notice from someone about Sandi Miot's upcoming show, "Reliquaries: Requiem for the Prin...
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John Outterbridge

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Artforum Newsletter (an online newsletter) of September 16, 2011 had an interesting 500-Word piece about John Outterbridge, a Los Angeles ...
Friday, September 9, 2011

Is "Bricolage" the New Buzzword?

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From the studio mailbag: Joanne Mattera forwarded to me an email announcement from the New Museum (or, as they apparently like to be called,...
Monday, August 29, 2011

LEONARDO DREW - Three Small Works

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I hate for this to be a totally dead blog, so although I'm not actively posting to it, from time to time I intend to put up a few images...
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Nancy Natale
I make constructed paintings in a technique called bricolage that transforms found materials into fine art.
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