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Showing posts with label paper ephemera. Show all posts
Showing posts with label paper ephemera. Show all posts
Friday, April 5, 2013
Monday, March 4, 2013
Go See This. Rainer Lagemann and James Verbicky @ DTR Modern, Boston.
If you are in the Boston area this Friday there is an amazing art opening to attend. Titled "Off The Wall" it features the artwork of Rainer Lagemann and James Verbicky. The opening will be at DTR Modern located at 167 Newbury Street, Boston, MA 02116 and will run from 6-8PM. Make sure to RSVP by calling 617.424.9700.
Wednesday, February 8, 2012
Saturday, February 7, 2009
The artwork of Glenn Fischer.
I stumbled upon the work of Glenn Fischer when I noticed he was following my blog. There was a mutual admiration for each others work. Our work is both based on a similar era in American history.
Glenn's work focuses on the 1950's through the 70's. He collages vintage paper ephemera and imagery from the past and combines them together with shapes and vivid color. His work has small bits of information for the viewer to follow as a narrative or just to see them as random images. I love his color palette and the texture that he achieves through layers of paint and collage.
You can see more of Glenn's work here. His blog is here.

"Up, up, and away" 24" x 24"

"Once you leave it" 24" x 18"

"Now finish the story" 12" x 12"

"Lady in red means business" 16" x 20"

"OK" 24" x 36"

"A boy with guns means business" 16" x 20"

"Healthy portions" 24" x 24"

"All roads lead here" 24" x 36"
Glenn's work focuses on the 1950's through the 70's. He collages vintage paper ephemera and imagery from the past and combines them together with shapes and vivid color. His work has small bits of information for the viewer to follow as a narrative or just to see them as random images. I love his color palette and the texture that he achieves through layers of paint and collage.
You can see more of Glenn's work here. His blog is here.

"Up, up, and away" 24" x 24"

"Once you leave it" 24" x 18"

"Now finish the story" 12" x 12"

"Lady in red means business" 16" x 20"

"OK" 24" x 36"

"A boy with guns means business" 16" x 20"

"Healthy portions" 24" x 24"

"All roads lead here" 24" x 36"
Labels:
1950,
1960,
1970,
Collage,
Glenn Fischer,
New York,
paper ephemera
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