Collage Culture Panel Discussion with Lisa Wainwright
Saturday, Jun 8, 2024 1 – 3 pm451 N. Paulina
Chicago, IL 60622
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moniquemeloche is pleased to present Collage Culture, a group exhibition that delves into the multifaceted realm of collage as a hybrid process, presenting a selection of artists whose practices traverse diverse visual languages. The works on view contribute to a rich tapestry of hybridity, weaving together narratives of personal histories, cultural identities, and societal critiques. Like the title suggests, Collage Culture embodies the myriad ways the artists incorporate process and material to explore the transformative power of collage and boundless possibilities it offers in reimagining the complexities of contemporary existence.
Image: Ebony G. Patterson, …kiss goodbye … goodbye kiss… (detail), 2022; Yashua Klos, The Wildflowers Dance For You, (detail) 2023; Shinique Smith, Juba, 2024