VISUAL POETRY AND COLOR - LOS ALAMOS, N.M.
EXHIBITION - Opening Reception - Saturday August 15 - 2:00 - 4pm
The International Museum of Collage, Assemblage and Construction presents Visual Poetry and Color: a traveling exhibition of Collage Artists and Visual Poets from around the world.
This is Exhibition #4
see an overview of exhibitions 1-3
See works from Exhibition #1 (Troy, NY)
See additional works added in 2024 for Exhibition #2 & #3 (Dallas, TX and Los Angeles, CA)
See additional works added in 2026 for Exhibition #4 (Los Alamos, NM)
PARTICIPATING ARTISTS
International
Elena Marini, Italy - David Bircham - Canada, Lisa Blond, Canada - Flora Georgiou, Australia - Angelo Ricciardi, Italy - Roberto Scala, Italy - Emily Marbach, UK - Les Jones, UK - Vittore Baroni, Italy - Ryosuke Cohen, Japan - Luc Fierens, Belgium - Rose Frain, Scotland - György Galantai, Hungary - Julia Klaniczay, Hungary - Alexander Limarev, Russia - Ruggero Maggi, Italy - Lilian Nicholson, Sweden - Matthew Rose, France - Berty Skuber, Italy - Rod Summers, the Netherlands - Kjell Varvin, Norway - Mary Wallace, Ireland, Alastair Strachan - Scottland - Mado Reznik, Argentina - Mike Shaw, UK - Danielle Ouellet, Spain - Patrick Anderson-McQuoid, Ireland - Keiichi Nakamura, Japan - NAB nab, France -
USA
Cathy Zigrossi, Ana Soha, Amye Wake, Abigail Meredith, Annie Kartsotis, Kaitlin Oesterreicher, Alex Mena, Chris Davis, Todd Franke, Bella Moore, Laurie Kornher, Kathy Elliot, Lanny Quarles, Eric Breish, Charlie White, Katerina Touchon, Branko Majmunovic, Peggy Shepherd, Peggy Olivier, Edith Torres, Jasmine Yarbrough, Kerrie More, Don Abell, Zach Touchon, Diane Blumin, Elizabeth Bogard, Liz King, Mili Suleman, Mark LoVecchio, Allison Anne, Ray Beldner, Melissa Kulig, Susan Reedy, Rosemary Rae, Kelly C. Berwager, Deanna Lampe, Jonathan Stangroom, Lilly Hope, Nich St. Jam, David C. Donovan, Ann Dettmer, Pratima Aravabhoomi, Beth McCoy, Joan Schulze, Marlene Weisman, Rebecca Stuckey, Laura Speer, Mary Baumgardner, James Wimberg, Mim Golub Scalin, Janice McDonald, Kathy Elliott, Annie Kartsotis, Terry Garrett, Jay Sylvester, Laura Noe, Betsy Arizu, Judith Jasinski, Christine Jelson West, Jennifer DeSantis, Heidi Markham, Peggy Shepherd, Vicki Daigneau, Selena Dixon, Carmen Kolz, Clive Knights & Terriann Walling, Laila Rezai, Touri Strick, Joey Zanotti, Sona Nast, Marsha Balian, Andrea Burgay, Jane Helslander, Marian Hoffman Ting, Allan Bealy, James Gallagher, John Whitlock, Kelly Feltault, Loralei R Byatt, Garry S. Grayson, Rosalie Gancie, Teri Dryden, Susan D Grissom, Lash, Scott Wiggerman, E.Y. Reilly, C.R.E. Wells, Mike Gold, Carol Tippit Woolworth, Graham Moore, Clare Schmehl, Linda Logan-Condon, Bonnie Binkert, Reid Wood, Ines Kramer, Regina S Levin, Robert McGraw, Ursula Hudson, Bob Phillips, Lance Carlson, Julia Walck, Denise Emanuel Clemen, Jennifer Evens, Robin Roberts, Celeyce Matthews, Elaine Norman, Clark Ellis
Additional names with incoming works for this show will be added soon.
Additional works will be on view by other regional artists.
WORKSHOP - Saturday August 15 -10am to 2pm
Please join us for a FREE one day collage workshop and make a work to contribute to the exhibition and the archives. All supplies provided. (but you are welcome to bring your own materials to use or share) Your contributed work will be hung the same day for the opening of the exhibition and become a part of the Collage Museum’s collection and used in future exhibitions of this show.
Contact Cecil Touchon at touchon@gmail.com to register. Put WORKSHOP in the subject line.
ABOUT THE MUSEUM ARCHIVES
Started in the late 1990’s in the early days of the internet, the International Museum of Collage, Assemblage and Construction is an ongoing art project by collage artist, poet, writer and painter Cecil Touchon based in the Santa Fe/Albuquerque area of New Mexico.
Since that time Touchon has created multiple art projects including artists from around the world and has curated many large exhibitions and catalogs of which Visual Poetry and Color is the current ongoing project. The archive contains thousands of works given to the collection by participating artists.
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