Islip Art Museum - NY, USA

“Don’t Touch that Button” 
 digital collage
 © 2014 (the listed artists)

This collaborative artwork has been selected for the international exhibit: "Mash Up: Collages in Mixed Media"  curated by Stephen Lamia, Ph.D. (Dowling College) and featured at the Islip Art Museum, East Islip, New York (Long Island).


Exhibition Calendar: June 29 - September 14, 2014
Reception: July 13, 2014

exhibit photos courtesy LuAnn Palazzo

LuAnn Palazzo started the process for this artwork, where each artist would receive the image via email and after adding their elements, the image would be passed on to the next artist. Once completed, the artwork was printed as a high resolution 14" x 11" image for the exhibit. 

Artists’ Statement:
“Don't Touch That Button” is a piece premised on the Exquisite Corpse game invented by the Surrealists, in which a collection of words or images was assembled by artists who added to a composition in sequence. The Mail Art version of the game, called Add and Pass, was played by these seven international artists in May 2014 expressly for this exhibition. They played the game across half a world, using email to digitally complete the collage.

Collaborating Artists:
LuAnn Palazzo * - New York (USA)
Gary A. Bibb * - Colorado (USA)
William Evertson * - Connecticut  (USA)
Joan L. Harrison *  - New York (USA)
Matthew Rose * - France
Ria Vanden Eynde - Belgium
Susan Shulman - Canada

* These artists also participated in the "Remarque" art project conceived and curated by Jack the Hack (aka Gary A. Bibb) from early 2014. Click here for the website: jackthehack-remarques.blogspot.com/


The following artwork stages are before and after elements were added by Gary A. Bibb.

before

after addition of elements by Gary A. Bibb

completed artwork

Art Exhibit - Kansas, USA

"Little Black Crow's Happy Rain Dance"
 digital collage
 © 2014 Jack the Hack (aka Gary A. Bibb)


This piece was created for The Love of Kansas small art exhibit  hosted by Gallery 11 - Hutchinson, Kansas. Spring 2014.

International Art Exhibit - Netherlands

 "Revelation 9:1-11 (Demonic Torment)"
  digital collage
  © 2013  Jack the Hack (aka Gary A. Bibb)

Visions of Bosch International Exhibition
Jheronimus Bosch Art Center
Hertogenbosch, Netherlands

Exhibit Calendar: November - December 2013

Click this link for a preview - 
     Visions of Bosch: Sneak preview 28 Sept. 2013


Hieronymus Bosch, born Jeroen Anthonissen van Aken (c. 1450 - August 9, 1516) was an Early Netherlandish (Dutch) painter of the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries. Many of his works depict sin and human moral failings. Bosch used images of demons, half-human animals and machines to evoke fear and confusion to portray the evil of man. His works contain complex, highly original, imaginative, and dense use of symbolic figures and iconography, some of which was obscure even in his own time. (From Wikipedia)

Papernews Art Exhibition - China

    "Procession of the Parasols"
    (Oriental Arrangement in Sienna and Grey)

    digital & traditional collage 

    © 2013 Jack the Hack (aka Gary A. Bibb)


Featured in the Papernews Art Exhibition
New Millennium Center for Contemporary Art
Changsha, Hunan, China

Exhibition Calendar: May 25 - June 25, 2013

Int'l Art Exhibit - Tartu, Estonia

    "Idée Fixe (Obsession)"
    digital & traditional collage  
    © 2013 Jack the Hack (aka Gary A. Bibb)

Featured in the exhibit: Papergirl Estonia 
Tartu Linnaraamatukogu (Tartu Public Library)
Tartu, Estonia.

Exhibition Calendar:  April 25 - May 4, 2013

The concept of this exhibition is unique in that after the artworks have been displayed, they are collected together in small groups by the curators and then dispersed randomly (for free) throughout the city in a method resembling the distribution of hand-delivered newspapers. The project was conceived in Berlin, Germany (2006) by Aisha Ronniger who delivered the artworks to the public - hence, the Papergirl reference.

AACC Art Exhibit - Maryland, USA

   "Forty Flippin' Frogs"

    s/n digital monoprints w/ wooden box

    variable dimensions

    © 2013 Gary A. Bibb

    detail (before signing) 

    exhibit installation view - photo: AACC

    

           exhibit installation view - photo: AACC

    exhibit installation view - photo: AACC

           photo: AACC

Spin/s: A Fluxus Festival

Cade Fine Arts Center Gallery

Anne Arundel Community Collage

Arnold, MD

Exhibition Schedule: March 4 - 29, 2013

Chicago Cultural Center Exhibit - Chicago, IL

"Fifty Fidgety Flamingos"

 1/50 (before signing)

 digital collage monoprint

 © 2013 Jack the Hack (aka Gary A. Bibb)

"Fifty Fidgety Flamingos"

 digital collage monoprints
 w/ plastic storage box
 variable dimensions
 © 2013 Jack the Hack (aka Gary A. Bibb)

These artworks (each one a unique variation on my visual theme) will be included in the exhibit: Fluxfest Chicago 2013. Several of the limited edition pieces will be selected by the curator, Keith Buchholz and sent to various international museum collections. (The information will be posted here when available.) In keeping with the Fluxus concept of art accessibility, the remaining artworks from this edition will be available for the audience to take away from the Chicago Cultural Center on February 23, 2013 for free.

Fluxfest Chicago 2013 is a 4 day exploration of Fluxus activity, from its earliest scores and actions to contemporary interpretations. The festivities will occur at various locations in Chicago with the primary exhibit to be featured at the Chicago Cultural Center.

 Exhibition Calendar: Thursday-Sunday, February 21-24, 2013

"Fifty Fidgety Flamingos"

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slideshow loop

© 2013 Jack the Hack (aka Gary A. Bibb)