Found Friday 104

"This is an actual horrible set of plastic teeth"

illustration from a 1960's magic catalog

Found Friday 103

boy at piano, c.1950's.

Found Friday 102

Mexico Pavilion, New York World's Fair, 1965

 

Found Friday 101

Found Friday 100

632 St. Peter Street, New Orleans. c.1960's.

Found Friday 99

Italy Pavilion, Expo 67, Montreal. c.1967.

Breaking from the grid (baby steps)

For the past few weeks I've been back to working on an ongoing series of small collage-on-glass pieces. It's a body of work that I seem to revisit about once a year when I get the urge to play with collage. I usually spend a month or two with it until I burn out or get distracted and move on to something else.

I've noticed that my inclination so to arrange things in a grid so this year I'm trying to make a conscious effort to avoid doing this, and to also work with more rounded/circular elements. It's hard for me to let go of the grid (and I haven't completely in most of the pieces so far) but I feel like the exercise has been worth the effort so far.

Anyway, here are some examples - most don't have titles (yet); each is collage on bristol boad, mounted on glass. Overall dimensions of the glass is 4 x 3-1/4"

 Double Lucky

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 Georgia Satellite

 Rogue Wave

 

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 Bad Cartography

 Black Forest

 Shark Week

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work in progress