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COLLECTive Concerns: Collage and Assemblage
COLLECTive Concerns: Collage and Assemblage
Ongoing - 2024
Ongoing - 2024
Twelve artists explore collage and assemblage as a coping mechanism, siren call, or cautionary warning for collective concerns that impact culture.
Their “collections” are focused on environmental, emotional, and societal stressors; collective concerns that address climate change, covid, grief, identity, and politics.
Whimsical to macabre; refined to raw, poetic to strident; their intimate works pack a hefty punch that belie their small scale.
Assembled from discarded but highly curated materials, each artist presents a unique collection of works that speak to the challenges posed by unprecedented times.
2024 - Museum of Arts & Sciences, Macon, GA
2025 - Mills Station Arts & Culture Center, Rancho Cordova, CA
2025 - University Art Gallery, Central Michigan University, Mount Pleasant, MI
2026 - Phillips Museum of Art, Franklin and Marshall College, Lancaster, PA
2026 - Gumenick Family Gallery, Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen, VA
2026 - Piedmont Art Museum, Martinsville, VA
Their “collections” are focused on environmental, emotional, and societal stressors; collective concerns that address climate change, covid, grief, identity, and politics.
Whimsical to macabre; refined to raw, poetic to strident; their intimate works pack a hefty punch that belie their small scale.
Assembled from discarded but highly curated materials, each artist presents a unique collection of works that speak to the challenges posed by unprecedented times.
2024 - Museum of Arts & Sciences, Macon, GA
2025 - Mills Station Arts & Culture Center, Rancho Cordova, CA
2025 - University Art Gallery, Central Michigan University, Mount Pleasant, MI
2026 - Phillips Museum of Art, Franklin and Marshall College, Lancaster, PA
2026 - Gumenick Family Gallery, Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen, VA
2026 - Piedmont Art Museum, Martinsville, VA