An introduction to Contemporary Collage : 1 day Workshop
21st September 2024 | 10am - 4pm
This one-day creative workshop is designed for those wanting to try collage for the first time, or for intermediate collage artists who would like to experiment and try new approaches.
Throughout the day you will be introduced to four different approaches to Contemporary Collage with the opportunity to create a collage in response to each. You will receive friendly advice, guidance and feedback throughout the day.
All materials and equipment are provided, though you are welcome to bring your own materials if you wish.
Where :
Newcastle - Under - Lyme | ST5 1BT
About your host : Les Jones
Les Jones is a designer, photographer and practising collage artist whose work has been featured in a number of exhibitions and publications. He is also the founder and editor of Contemporary Collage Magazine. Les’ approach is relaxed, informative and supportive.
‘Les Jones navigates uncommon materials and diverse creative endeavors. His mixed media collages are distinguished by a fusion of materials such as aged packing tape, cardboard, and disassembled typography. This unique approach sets him apart from his contemporaries, as he masterfully incorporates elements from his immediate environment, transforming everyday materials. This methodology elevates his collages to extraordinary heights, reflecting a true connection between the artist and his surroundings.’
- RevueColle
21st September 2024 | 10am - 4pm
This one-day creative workshop is designed for those wanting to try collage for the first time, or for intermediate collage artists who would like to experiment and try new approaches.
Throughout the day you will be introduced to four different approaches to Contemporary Collage with the opportunity to create a collage in response to each. You will receive friendly advice, guidance and feedback throughout the day.
All materials and equipment are provided, though you are welcome to bring your own materials if you wish.
Where :
Newcastle - Under - Lyme | ST5 1BT
About your host : Les Jones
Les Jones is a designer, photographer and practising collage artist whose work has been featured in a number of exhibitions and publications. He is also the founder and editor of Contemporary Collage Magazine. Les’ approach is relaxed, informative and supportive.
‘Les Jones navigates uncommon materials and diverse creative endeavors. His mixed media collages are distinguished by a fusion of materials such as aged packing tape, cardboard, and disassembled typography. This unique approach sets him apart from his contemporaries, as he masterfully incorporates elements from his immediate environment, transforming everyday materials. This methodology elevates his collages to extraordinary heights, reflecting a true connection between the artist and his surroundings.’
- RevueColle
21st September 2024 | 10am - 4pm
This one-day creative workshop is designed for those wanting to try collage for the first time, or for intermediate collage artists who would like to experiment and try new approaches.
Throughout the day you will be introduced to four different approaches to Contemporary Collage with the opportunity to create a collage in response to each. You will receive friendly advice, guidance and feedback throughout the day.
All materials and equipment are provided, though you are welcome to bring your own materials if you wish.
Where :
Newcastle - Under - Lyme | ST5 1BT
About your host : Les Jones
Les Jones is a designer, photographer and practising collage artist whose work has been featured in a number of exhibitions and publications. He is also the founder and editor of Contemporary Collage Magazine. Les’ approach is relaxed, informative and supportive.
‘Les Jones navigates uncommon materials and diverse creative endeavors. His mixed media collages are distinguished by a fusion of materials such as aged packing tape, cardboard, and disassembled typography. This unique approach sets him apart from his contemporaries, as he masterfully incorporates elements from his immediate environment, transforming everyday materials. This methodology elevates his collages to extraordinary heights, reflecting a true connection between the artist and his surroundings.’
- RevueColle
