Kolaj Magazine

a quarterly, printed magazine about contemporary collage.

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(collage by Helen E. Becker)

THIS WEEK AT KOLAJ MAGAZINE

Sheltered Secrets, Crow's Fortune, & the Elusive X: PoetryXCollage Call to Artists

FROM THE ARTIST DIRECTORY: Helen E. Becker, Sheltered Secrets

COLLAGE ON VIEW: Steve Tierney, “Folded Light” at the Clifton School of Arts, Clifton, New South Wales, Australia through 16 February 2026

CALL TO ARTISTS: The Elusive X: Virtual PoetryXCollage Residency, deadline 14 February 2026

FROM THE PRINT EDITION: Selections from the Collection: Bac by Bianca Walker, curated by Christine Karapetian

FOLKLORE COLLAGE SOCIETY, VOLUME 1: Field Notes: Crows & Wheel of Crows’ Fortune by Editor & Carol M. Lynch

FROM THE ARTIST DIRECTORY:  Bob Phillips, Difference Dominating

COLLAGE ON VIEW: Cherie Savoie Tintary and Amy Mower, “Cut It Out” at the Hillsboro Public Library, Brookwood Branch in Hillsboro, Oregon, USA, 2 March-29 April 2026

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Kolaj Magazine, a full color, print magazine, exists to show how the world of collage is rich, layered, and thick with complexity. By remixing history and culture, collage artists forge new thinking. To understand collage is to reshape one's thinking of art history and redefine the canon of visual culture that informs the present.

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(collage by Laura Cannamela)

THIS WEEK AT KOLAJ MAGAZINE

Little Beasts, Personal Language, & the Kolaj Fest New Orleans Call to Artists.

FROM THE ARTIST DIRECTORY: Laura Cannamela, A Record of Change Over Time

COLLAGE ON VIEW: Rob Hitzig, “Planting Confusion, Sowing Doubt” at the Vermont Supreme Court Gallery, Montpelier, Vermont, USA through 27 March 2026

CALL TO ARTISTS: Kolaj Fest New Orleans 2026, 10-14 June 2026. Early deadline: 28 February 2026.

FROM THE PRINT EDITION: “Transformation: A Survey of Collage and the Development of Personal Language”, edited by Eric Palmerlee

FOLKLORE COLLAGE SOCIETY, VOLUME 1: Dance of the Nailiyat: From the Women of the Ouled Nail Tribe, Algeria by Verónica Poblete Villanueva

FROM THE ARTIST DIRECTORY:  Linda McConaughy, Attending To and Decoding Dialogue with Place & Time

FROM THE PRINT EDITION: “Little Beasts: Art, Wonder and the Natural World” at the Smithsonian”

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(collage by Dunia Barrera)

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Banshees, Mutations, Cosmic Travelers & New Calls to Artists

FROM THE ARTIST DIRECTORY: Dunia Barrera, Things Not Said

COLLAGE ON VIEW: Emily Denlinger, “Gain of Function” at the Art Gallery at Jefferson College, Hillsboro, Missouri, USA through 29 January 2026

CALL TO ARTISTS: “The Elusive X: Virtual PoetryXCollage Residency—early deadline 31 January 2026 & “The Fragment as Verse on the Wall: In-Person PoetryXCollage Residency—early deadline 28 February 2026.

FROM THE PRINT EDITION: Katrina Slavik’s “O! Pioneers” from “Selections from the Collection”.

FOLKLORE COLLAGE SOCIETY, VOLUME 1: Banshees as Nature: Irish Fairy Folklore by Bella LaMontagne

FROM THE ARTIST DIRECTORY: Alexandra Ackerman, Children’s Play

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(collage by Gina Lucia)

THIS WEEK AT KOLAJ MAGAZINE

Lovely But Dead, Fusion, Apple Pie

FROM THE ARTIST DIRECTORY: Gina Lucia, Fusion

COLLAGE ON VIEW: “Poetic Gaps” at the Newcomb Art Museum in New Orleans through 16 January 2026

CALL TO ARTISTS: Lovely But Dead Presents: The Art of Coming Back. Deadline, Sunday, 1 February 2026.

FROM THE PRINT EDITION: Enrique Congrains’ “Shitty Leaders Rubiks Cube Game” project

FOLKLORE COLLAGE SOCIETY, VOLUME 1: Apple Pie: Symbolism & Community by Leanne Poellinger

Kolaj LIVE Online: “Pictures at the Intersection of Photography & Collage”, Thursday, 15 January 2026, 7-9PM EST

NEW ZINE: Locative Kolaj by the Special Agent Collage Collective

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(collage by Gabriel Sama)

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Carnival, Liminal Space, & Parallel Papers

FROM THE ARTIST DIRECTORY: Gabriel Sama, Stickers from around the World

COLLAGE ON VIEW: “Phantom Tigers & Parallel Papers” at The Weird Show Gallery online through 16 February 2026

FROM THE PRINT EDITION: Carolyn E. Oliver’s Artist Portfolio (Carlsbad, California, USA)

FROM THE ARTIST DIRECTORY: Dawn Gonzales, Liminal Space

SOLO RESIDENT: Nikola Janevski, 22 December 2025-4 January 2026.

FROM THE PRINT EDITION: A Fictional Fashion Designer Stars in Maria Schamis Turner’s New Book

SECOND WEEK ADDED! FINAL DEADLINE FOR IN-PERSON RESIDENCY: Carnival as Folklore In New Orleans, 25-30 January 2026 OR 9-13 February 2026. Final Deadline, Sunday, 28 December 2025.

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(collage by Kate Gordon)

THIS WEEK AT KOLAJ MAGAZINE

Rise of Resistance, Belay Chaos, & The Utter Strangeness of the World

FROM THE ARTIST DIRECTORY: Kate Gordon, The Utter Strangeness of the World

COLLAGE ON VIEW: “Fall of Freedom: Rise of Resistance” at The Drawing Room in San Francisco, California, USA through 11 January 2026

FROM THE PRINT EDITION: “Take a Closer Look: Dana Hart-Stone at the William Havu Gallery” by Valeri Clarke

FROM THE ARTIST DIRECTORY: Julie A Bell, Belay Chaos

SOLO RESIDENT: Jude Screnci, 15-21 December 2025.

FROM THE PRINT EDITION: Gunzi Holmström’s Artist Portfolio (Helsinki, Finland)

NEXT DEADLINE FOR ARTIST DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOP: Collage in Practice, 4 sessions in January, Final Deadline, Tuesday, 23 December 2025.

FINAL DEADLINE FOR IN-PERSON RESIDENCY: Carnival as Folklore In New Orleans, 25-30 January 2026. Final Deadline, Sunday, 28 December 2025.

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(collage by Erica Trabold)

THIS WEEK AT KOLAJ MAGAZINE

Unexpected Subtexts, Nourishing Flourishes, & Nature Inside the Walls

FROM THE ARTIST DIRECTORY: Erica Trabold, Nourishing Flourishes

COLLAGE ON VIEW: “Pictures at the Intersection of Photography & Collage” at Kolaj Institute Gallery in New Orleans through 24 January 2026. Curator talk and Tour, Sunday, 14 December 2025, 11AM at Kolaj Institute Gallery

FROM THE PRINT EDITION: Mother, Sister, Artist: Karen Hirsch on Elinor Hirsch's Decades of Collage Making

FROM THE ARTIST DIRECTORY: Judith Ide, Unexpected Subtexts

SOLO RESIDENT: Ré Phillips, 1-14 December 2025. Open Studio during Second Saturday in the Bywater, 13 December, 6-8PM.

COLLAGE ON VIEW:  Collage at CraftTexas 2025 at The Houston Center for Contemporary Craft in Houston, Texas through 31 January 2026

COLLAGE ON VIEW: “Nature Inside the Walls” at Herakleidon Museum in Athens, Greece through 18 January 2026

FROM THE PRINT EDITION: Simon Vanheukelom’s Artist Portfolio (San Jose, Costa Rica)

NEXT DEADLINE FOR ARTIST DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOP: Collage in Practice, 4 sessions in January, Final Deadline, Tuesday, 23 December 2025.

EARLY DEADLINE FOR IN-PERSON RESIDENCY: Carnival as Folklore In New Orleans, 25-30 January 2026. Early Deadline, Sunday, 14 December 2025.

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(collage by Owen Tucker)

THIS WEEK AT KOLAJ MAGAZINE

Butch Gardens, Splice & Graft, and The Age of Clutter

FROM THE ARTIST DIRECTORY: Owen Tucker, Splice & Graft

COLLAGE ON VIEW: Rashad Ali Muhammad, “Through the Veil”, at Eaton Hotel DC in Washington, DC through 31 December 2025

FROM THE ARTIST DIRECTORY: Michael Manning, The Age of Clutter

SOLO RESIDENT: Lisa Mullikin, 17-23 November 2025

COLLAGE ON VIEW: “Teddy Sandoval & The Butch Gardens School of Art” at The Contemporary in Austin, Texas through 11 January 2026

COLLAGE ON VIEW: Anne Misfeldt, “Recollecting” at Galeria Matria in Milan, Italy through 12 December 2025

EARLY DEADLINE FOR VIRTUAL RESIDENCY: Folklore & Collage Virtual Residency, 4 sessions in December & January, Early Deadline, Sunday, 30 November 2025 DEADLINE FOR ARTIST DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOP: Collage in Practice, 4 sessions in December, Final Deadline, Tuesday, 2 December 2025.

EARLY DEADLINE FOR IN-PERSON RESIDENCY: Carnival as Folklore In New Orleans, 25-30 January 2026. Early Deadline, Sunday, 14 December 2025.

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(collage by Stefano Carbone)

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Nostalgic Futures, Vertical Holds, & Vibrations

FROM THE ARTIST DIRECTORY: Stefano Carbone, Vibrations of the Big City

COLLAGE ON VIEW: Sarah Contos, “Vertical Hold” at the Station Gallery in Surry Hills, New South Wales, Australia through 15 November 2025.

FROM THE ARTIST DIRECTORY: Adam King, Limitless Possibilities

FROM COLLAGE BOOKS: Nostalgic Futures by James Johnson-Perkins

DEADLINE FOR VIRTUAL RESIDENCY: Trash as Material Virtual Artist Residency, 4 sessions in November and December, Final Deadline, Sunday, 16 November 2025

DEADLINE FOR ARTIST DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOP: Collage in Practice, 4 sessions in December, Final Deadline, Tuesday, 2 December 2025.

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(assemblage by Phil Irish)

THIS WEEK AT KOLAJ MAGAZINE Violent Re-ordering, Humble Materials, & Between the Lines

FROM THE ARTIST DIRECTORY: Phil Irish, Violent Re-Ordering

COLLAGE ON VIEW: Read Between the Lines at the Dorothy O'Brien Center in Seattle, Washington, USA through 1 December 2025.

COLLAGE ON VIEW: Douglas Navarra in "Present Tense: Past Participle" at 68 Prince Street Gallery in Kingston, New York, USA through 16 November 2025.

FROM THE ARTIST DIRECTORY: Janice La Motta, Humble Materials

SOLO ARTIST-IN-RESIDENCE: Angela Piehl, 3-16 November 2025

KOLAJ LIVE ONLINE: Trash as Material, Tuesday, 11 November 2025, 6-8PM EST

ONLINE TALK: Kolaj Institute Director Ric Kasini Kadour speaks to the New York Collage Ensemble, Sunday, 9 November 2025, 2PM EST.

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(collage by Marta Filek)

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COLLAGE ON VIEW: "Art to Resist & Survive Authoritarianism" at the Haliburton School of Art + Design at Fleming College in Haliburton, Ontario, Canada through 24 November 2025

FROM THE ARTIST DIRECTORY: Maria Filek, A Laborious Journey

COLLAGE ON VIEW: Emmanuel Laflamme in "Théâtre de la Réalité" at Kalkman Vinyl Records & Art in Maastricht, The Netherlands through 9 November 2025

COLLAGE ON VIEW: Michael Eble in "Mod Sampling" at the Acadiana Center for the Arts in Lafayette, Louisiana, USA through 20 December 2025

FROM THE ARTIST DIRECTORY: Evelyne Chevallier, stripped down, almost desert-like

KOLAJ INSTITUTE SOLO ARTIST IN RESIDENCE: Rumi Tominaga, Tokyo, Japan, through 2 November 2025

CALL TO ARTISTS: Collage Publishing Workshop, deadline 2 November 2025.

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(collage by Marsha Shaw)

THIS WEEK AT KOLAJ MAGAZINE

Himalayan Notebook, Familial Past, and Strange Stories

FROM THE ARTIST DIRECTORY: Marsha Shaw, Strange Stories

COLLAGE ON VIEW: Estelle L. Roberge at the Southern Alleghenies Museum of Art, Bedford, Pennsylvania, USA through 19 October 2025.

COLLAGE ON VIEW: Janice McDonald in "COllage" at The Arvada Center in Arvada, Colorado, USA through 9 November 2025.

FROM COLLAGE BOOKS: Himalayan Notebook by Marilyn Stablein

VIRTUAL WORKSHOP: "Silence Your Inner Bully", led by Jaclyn McCabe, 21 & 23 October 2025, 7-9PM PDT

FROM THE ARTIST DIRECTORY: Jennifer Mead, Familial Past

COLLAGE ON VIEW: "The World Is Garbage" at New Discretions in New York, New York, USA through 18 October 2025.

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(collage by Dorothy Anderson Wasserman)

THIS WEEK AT KOLAJ MAGAZINE

Organized Grids, the Afterlives of a Newspaper, and Rupture

FROM THE ARTIST DIRECTORY: Dorothy Anderson Wasserman, Organized Grids

FROM COLLAGE::BOOKS SYMPOSIUM, Montreal, 2-5 October 2025: Book Making as Artist Practice

COLLAGE ON VIEW: Stefano Carbone's "Rupture" at Centro Cultural Xavier Villarrutia in Mexico City through 1 October 2025.

FROM COLLAGE BOOKS: Self Geofferential by Geoffrey Gatza

VIRTUAL WORKSHOP: "Silence Your Inner Bully", led by Jaclyn McCabe, 21 & 23 October 2025, 7-9PM PDT

FROM COLLAGE BOOKS: Afterlives of a Newspaper by Indira Govindan

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(collage by Robin Muccari)

THIS WEEK AT KOLAJ MAGAZINE

Tropical Treasures, Energetic Motion, and Cycles of Destruction & Renewal.

FROM THE ARTIST DIRECTORY: Robin Muccari, Energetic Motion

FROM KOLAJ 42: "What Are You Gonna Do?": G.E. Vogt's political collage project

FROM COLLAGE::BOOKS SYMPOSIUM, Montreal, 2-5 October 2025: The Collage Book as a Place of Survival, Liberation, & Making Sense of Things

COLLAGE ON VIEW: Eileen Downes' "Tropical Treasures" at Stefani Art Gallery in Salem, Oregon, USA through 30 September 2025.

FROM THE ARTIST DIRECTORY: Catherine Heard, Component Parts

COLLAGE ON VIEW: Arnt Arntzen's "Found" at Outsiders & Others in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, through 27 September 2025.

KOLAJ INSTITUTE SOLO ARTIST IN RESIDENCE: Andrea Burgay (Brooklyn, New York, USA) through 21 September 2025.

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(collage by Jowonder Woodward)

THIS WEEK AT KOLAJ MAGAZINE

Consumer Cloth, Digestible Awkward Truths, & Layered Memories

FROM THE ARTIST DIRECTORY: Jowonder Woodward, Make Digestable Awkward Truths

FROM COLLAGE::BOOKS SYMPOSIUM, Montreal, 2-5 October 2025: Collage As Art Movement

COLLAGE ON VIEW: Jill Stoll's "Consumer Cloth" at Baton Rouge Gallery, Baton Rouge, Louisiana, USA through 21 September 2025.

FROM THE ARTIST DIRECTORY: Michele Theberge, Investigating the Nature of Relationships

COLLAGE ON VIEW: Birthe Çil, "Layers, Fragments, Memories", at zahn + art in Berlin, Germany through July 2026

COLLAGE ON VIEW: Bryce Berggren, "Assemblage", at Julian Scott Memorial Gallery in Johnson, Vermont, USA through 3 October 2025

CALL TO ARTISTS: Collage the Planet: Trash as Material Artist Residency in New Orleans, Final Deadline 14 September 2025

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Kolaj 42

In Kolaj #42, we present G.E. Vogt's collage project responding to Project 2025. Valeri Clarke reviews the kaleidoscopic work of American artist Dana Hart-Stone. British collagist Mark Murphy took his animated collage to the Glastonbury Festival. Irish collagist Anthony D Kelly interviews his sometime collaborator, Polish collagist Marta Janik. Karen Hirsch reflects on her mother Elinor's decades of collage making. We profile Montreal collagist Maria Schamis Turner's book, The Life & Fashion of Frédérick Le ShoeShoe and review Aqualamb's survey of thirteen contemporary collage artists, "Transformation", with an introduction by Paul Loughney. And so much more, including Artist Portfolios and more artists from the Kolaj Institute's Curating Collage Workshop curating work from the Institute's collection. (cover image: God by Marta Janik (11.69"8.27"; analog collage; 2018.) Courtesy of the artist.)

Learn more: https://kolajmagazine.com/content/issues/kolaj-42

Since 2011, Kolaj Magazine has documented, reported on, and explored the amazing artists who make up the international collage community. Our goal with every issue is that Kolaj Magazine is essential reading for anyone interested in the role of contemporary collage in art, culture, and society.

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CALL TO ARTISTS

Collage the Planet: Trash as Material Artist Residency

Early Deadline to Apply: Sunday, 31 August 2025. A five-day, in-person collage artist residency in New Orleans in October 2025. You can call it refuse or detritus or reclaimed materials or recycling or you can call it what it is, Trash. In collage, materials are never neutral. From how they are sourced to how they are used, the material a collage is made of shapes the story and experience of the artwork. Alongside Kolaj Institute Director Ric Kasini Kadour, the residency will be co-led by Weymouth, Dorset, United Kingdom artist and Kolaj Institute Artist in Residence Jodie House who will present her project, "Discarded & Caught", inspired by plastic bags and other litter caught in roadside bramble in the English countryside. Artists will visit The Green Project, a salvage store and paint recycling program in the Bywater to learn about their work and explore ideas about how to use the materials on hand. They will also review an international, historic survey of artists that used trash in their work and consider how materials are never neutral in collage. During the "Collage the Planet: Trash as Material Artist Residency," artists will develop a practice of using trash as materials and make artwork for an exhibition at Kolaj Institute Gallery in New Orleans. 

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Kolaj Institute supports artists, curators, and writers who seek to study, document, & disseminate ideas that deepen our understanding of collage as a medium, a genre, a community, and a 21st century movement. We operate a number of initiatives meant to bring together community, investigate critical issues, and raise collage’s standing in the art world. Kolaj Institute is a 501c3 Non-profit organization registered in the State of Louisiana, USA.

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