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2. Welcome Thank you for using this pre-visit resource.
We believe this will help strengthen student learning leading up to and during your gallery visit.

3. Photo Chop!
Te Tuhi Pre visit lesson 2
Welcome…

4. Welcome to Photo Chop! During this lesson we will be exploring…
But before we start, let’s recap on what
we learnt during our last lesson…
3D Collage
Welcome…
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5. During our last lesson we learnt that Collage …
is an artwork made by combining a range of materials using glue, layering and arrangement.
During our last lesson we learnt that Collage …
originated in China, used more widely in Japan and eventually being used by people all around the world.
is a technique used by artists in different ways to create art.

6. Let’s start this lesson by exploring “3D Collage”.
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7. Let’s take a look at 4 artists who explore and use collage in a
Some time after the first collage was created, artists began to really experiment with collage. Some assembling objects to create 3 dimensional collages.
So far we have seen a variety of materials, such as paper, paint and photographs being used to make collage.
Let’s take a look at 4 artists who explore and use collage in a
3 dimensional way.

8. Collage pop out
Coming From Everywhere 2013
The Leaving 2008
Off Gravity (Post Disaster) 2011
Peter Madden
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Close up
NZ artist Peter Madden makes collages that appear to pop out from the wall. He carefully cuts out images, from small to big and arranges them on clear glass. This gives each image the appearance that it is floating or suspended in space.
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9. Collage pop out
Psychogeography no.42, 2013  
Psychogeography no.43, 2014  
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Close up
Sensorium 2013
American artist Dustin Yellin creates collages in a different way. Dustin carefully cuts out images and arranges them in between many different sheets of glass, so they give his collage layers of depth. Many of his collages are large scale, reflecting human figures and landscapes.
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10. Exhibition by Louise Nevelson
3D Collage = 3D objects
Mirror-shadow VII 1985
Untitled 1966
Untitled 1958
Exhibition by Louise Nevelson
Untitled
Artist Louise Nevelson was one of the first artists to include 3D objects in her art. Sometimes her collages would be made from pieces of furniture and other familiar objects. Colour was important for Louise and she would sometimes spray paint her artwork in one colour – black, gold and white.
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11. Exhibition by Louise Nevelson 1959
3D Collage = 3D objects
3D collage
Exhibition by Louise Nevelson 1959
- Archie 2001
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Royal Tide IV 1960
Artist Gregor Kregar created a similar artwork. He collected objects that were thrown away and assembled them to form an archway painted red. It was up for 3 weeks and during this time the public could come and take home any object from the artwork they desired.
Louise Nevelson continued to create 3D collages but bigger and with lots more objects. They would often fill a wall space and in some instances you could walk around the artwork.
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12. Let’s recap on what we have learnt so far…
As we have seen, artists have really changed how you can make a collage…
Let’s recap on what we have learnt so far…

13. What have we learnt so far?
3D Collage
can be created using glass and layering techniques to give the illusion that they are floating, suspended or have a life of its own.
combines and assembles 3D objects like furniture and present them like a 2D picture.
can be as big as a room and can be interactive like Gregor Kregar’s artwork – Archie.

14. In the next lesson we will explore Digital Collage
End of lesson