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Five2Watch: Collage


For #Five2Watch this week we've selected five artists who have explored collage within their work: Claire Manning, Maggie Hall, Elizabeth Hindle, Jed Hilton and Tracey Eastham.


The Collage Abuse Series, 2014

Claire Manning

A series of physical collages exploring the process of collage and the characteristics of the raw materials it's made of.

Claire Manning

 

Video Collage, 2019

Maggie Hall

Mixed Media Video Collage. Full video can be watched here. Password: Axis

Maggie Hall

 

Untitled (Block Series 1), 2020 

Elizabeth Hindle

Original photographs
photocopied again and again onto acetate,
then layered and
photographed again.

Process and decay
decay and its process
Each time we
lose something.

Elizabeth Hindle

 

Untitled #1, 2014

Jed Hilton

Influenced by the theoretical writing of Soviet filmmaker Sergei Eisenstein, this collage series deals with the early history of montage in film. Hilton creates minimalist juxtapositions of imagery to create implied narratives that are left open to interpretation for the audience. He does this simply by highlighting comparisons of gesture and composition in different imagery. This artwork is a limited edition original digital collage using edited found imagery printed on 190gsm Kodak Satin Paper.

Jed Hilton

 

Live Collage, 2011

Tracey Eastham

Performance for the Bruntwood Arts and Business Awards Ceremony where I made collages in response to the crowd. I was filmed from overhead and the image was shown on a plasma screen nearby.

Tracey Eastham

  

Published 9 October 2020

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