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The basis of collage with is associated with humor and entertainment forms its captivating content, an element for passing its information. Materials that are used for collage are normally readily available old objects that have been disregarded. Use of new materials in the art is not restricted but again not considered to add value to the collage work. It is thus a considerably less expensive process as compared to other artistic communications avenues such as painting that requires newly acquired materials that consequently calls for extensive financial commitment. Its relative affordability together with its captivating elements makes collage a good avenue for communication especially in social campaigns. This becomes specifically effective if the entire society is integrated in the collage representation (Learning, 10).
Other collage artists
There are a number of collage artists that have also been significantly felt because of their contribution in collage. Apart from Michael Anderson, Oliver outlines a large number of artists which includes "Gosha Oestrestov, Lori Field and Andrew Erdos "among others (Oliver Claire, 1). There are also a variety of legendary collage artists that have been known throughout history. Pablo Picasso who is recognized as one of the earliest collage artists is still recognized for his artistic skills. Individuals such as "George Braque, Max Ernst and Hannah Hoch" are also identifiable historic figures in the field of collage (Endtorture, 1). The artist with specialization in collage has been characterized with passion for expressing their ideas to the general public. Some significantly recognized collage artists have for their passion to communicate been drawn into social works in which they have employed their expertise (Endtorture, 1).
Conclusion
Collage is an artistic representation that employees old materials on a surface to create...
The materials are glued together in an attempt to bring about a level of interconnectivity. Michael Anderson is an example of individuals who have ventured in the art in order to express their perception of the society he lives in. His works that includes 'the five deadly venom' is a characteristic of a mosaic that is even realized to have a combination of messages brought together. His illustrations of different cultures are also clearly noticeable in his works. As a significantly popular figure that can be attributed to his collage work Anderson has not escaped critiques that are keen on his attitudes. His arrogance is for example revealed by an admirer who once visited his workshop. His category of collage artists also contains legendary people such as Pablo Picasso.
Reference
Anderson Michael. (2006). Monthly statements; Retrieved from: http://www.accumulationproject.org/anderson/index.html
Bemstein Mark. (2003). Collage, composite, construction; Retrieved from: http://www.ht03.org/papers/pdfs/18.pdf
Endtorture. (2010). Well-known collage artists. Retrieved from:
http://endtorture.net/well-known-collage-artists/
Huffpost. (2011). Studio visit: Michael Anderson's wild collages on beautiful/decay. Retrieved from: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/01/25/studio-visit-michael-ande_n_813640.html#s229382
Learning. (2002). "Supporting children's rights through education, the arts and the media." World labor organization. Retrieved from: http://learning.itcilo.org/ilo/ipec/scream/pack_en/pdf/Collage_EN.pdf
McLendon Matthew. Beyond Bling. (attachment)
Michael. (n.d.). Michael Anderson. Retrieved from: http://www.michaelandersonsculpture.net/Bio.html
Oliver Clair. (n.d.). Michael Anderson. Retrieved from: http://www.claireoliver.com/artists.html?artist_no=56&offset=-1
Reference
Anderson Michael. (2006). Monthly statements; Retrieved from: http://www.accumulationproject.org/anderson/index.html
Bemstein Mark. (2003). Collage, composite, construction; Retrieved from: http://www.ht03.org/papers/pdfs/18.pdf
Endtorture. (2010). Well-known collage artists. Retrieved from:
http://endtorture.net/well-known-collage-artists/
Huffpost. (2011). Studio visit: Michael Anderson's wild collages on beautiful/decay. Retrieved from: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/01/25/studio-visit-michael-ande_n_813640.html#s229382
Learning. (2002). "Supporting children's rights through education, the arts and the media." World labor organization. Retrieved from: http://learning.itcilo.org/ilo/ipec/scream/pack_en/pdf/Collage_EN.pdf
Michael. (n.d.). Michael Anderson. Retrieved from: http://www.michaelandersonsculpture.net/Bio.html
Oliver Clair. (n.d.). Michael Anderson. Retrieved from: http://www.claireoliver.com/artists.html?artist_no=56&offset=-1
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