All photos by Todd Bartel, unless otherwise noted. After his residency at the Salvatore Meo Foundation, covered in Part 1...
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Andrea Burgay deconstructs and paints with paper, making collage-based reconstructions of experiences and memories in her Brooklyn, NY studio, and exploring collage processes as metaphor in her curatorial and collaborative projects. She is the founder and editor of Cut Me Up, a participatory collage magazine presenting a curated selection of artworks in each issue, intended for readers to deconstruct and transform into new artworks. Her work has been exhibited in galleries in Genoa, Paris, Warsaw, New York and throughout the US.
By Andrea Burgay Before stepping into Edgard Barbosa’s studio, I encountered his work in two distinct ways. Initially, I had...
An Interview by Andrea BurgayAll photos furnished by the artist unless otherwise noted. AB –I visited Weir Farm in July...
Palpitating with color and rhythm, there is an energy to Douglas Florian’s large-scale painted collages that makes them seem to...
AB –How did you come to begin making the mixed-media works in the series Gratitude in a Time of Loss...
All photos by Todd Bartel. In March of 2022, collage-based artist Todd Bartel visited the studio of little-known collage and...
An Interview by Andrea BurgayAll photos furnished by the artist unless otherwise noted. AB –A residency at Weir Farm seems...
Viewing Paul Loughney’s works, we enter a world both mysterious, yet familiar. Symbols, characters, and forms repeat and come together,...
Vibrant colors and a multitude of different textures come together in the paintings of Scott Bennett. Combining many diverse painterly...
Kevin Sampsell is a collage artist, a writer, runs a publishing company and recently co-founded an online collage gallery, Sharp...