Art assemblage

I can't believe the weather here in Wisconsin this week. The temperatures have gone from 17 degrees 10 days ago, to a balmy 65 degrees today. I've swept the front porch, opened the windows and have been basking in the warm sunlight drinking my morning coffee. As I still here, dog at my feet, listening to the birds, the wind and the occasional passerby. I am thinking about what it means to be here. As in here in Wisconsin. Little by little the boxes have been unpacked. Our home in Vermont…

Tetsumi Kudo, 1963

This is my newest assemblage art shadowbox....it has little places to hang jewelry and is perfect for photos or collectibles. Now available in my ETSY shop ("SassytrashAntiques")

Teens will think outside the box, and inside the box! Students have fun creating 3-dimensional worlds in shadow boxes. A diorama is magical because it tells a story about the artist. Students will pick a theme (i.e. a dream, a movie, a painter, or a place) and using papers and collage materials, will learn how […]

Pippa Ryan | Vintage Assemblage Artist | MEET THE ARTIST | HI I'M PIP 👋🏼 I’ve had quite a few new followers since Craft Festival Bovey Tracey, Handmade Oxford and Leytonstone Art… | Instagram

"Dreamer" 🦌🌿🌙 - Shadow box is made of wood, and painted with acrylic paint. - Decorated with pieces of clay, wood, metal, paper and found objects. - The grass in box is artificial, the trees are made of real tree branches. - Everything is coated with water based acrylic varnish. - Cleaning with a dry cloth or dust brush. - Measurements - Height 13.5 cm ( 5.3 inches ) Width 8 cm ( 3.1 inches ) Depth 3 cm ( 1.2 inches )

Here’s another group shot from last year

Innovative creativity from PaperArtsy. Paint, stencils, and techniques galore for any mixed media enthusiast to enjoy.

Bingo was His Name-O

Turn objects into artful assemblages with these 10 tips for assemblage from top artists who offer advice on creating cohesive pieces that tell a story.

Fragmentation, 2024. Wood scraps, rusty metal, mirrored wall sconce, printing blocks, plumb bob, pencil box, piano parts.

Thinking inside the box: romantic, obsessive and shy, Cornell never moved out of his mother’s house, yet his strange, exquisite art brought him fame and friendships with Duchamp, Dalí and Warhol