Joel Lambeth's Blog (9)

The time has finally arrived to unveil the finished artworks for To The Power Of N: When N Equals 12!



I think what I enjoy most about this project is that we all get to see, right out in the open, the way each artist approaches the necessary ‘problem solving’…

Last year, I started a collage project called To The Power Of N where a number of collage artists from around the world are asked to complete a collage work using only the materials that they are provided with. This year 12 artists will be selected to each receive an identical selection of materials with which to create a work.

The project is now in it 2nd year, and I am looking for collage artists who are interested in…

After the success of To The Power Of N in 2011, the project is back again this year, and this time I am looking for 12 artists working in collage to participate.

If you are interested in finding out more, please visit:…

A few days ago, I started a new piece and thought I would post some photos on my website of the work in progress.

I have attached one below, but you can see the rest of them and a bit of a description of what is going on HERE.

Let me know what you think!…

It is almost time to get the ball rolling on the 2012 To The Power Of N project and exhibition, but before we do, I thought it would be a good idea to revist the excellent work put together by our group of artists for the 2011 exhibition.

To this end, I am pleased to announce the launch of the To The Power Of N: When N…

Some press for the Alterations, Disturbances and Rips exhibition:

Invurt

Just Another Agency

Spit Press…

Alterations, Disturbances & Rips

Opening night Thursday 15 December, 6-9pm

Exhibition continues to Sunday 18 December, daily from 12-4pm

“Collage” originally a French word, derived from the word coller, meaning “to paste” is an art form very much reflective of our omnipresent consumer culture and a compelling medium in…

I have been spending a bit of time lately editing and updating my website. I am still adding content, but I think it is starting to come together.

Please stop past and have a look at: http://www.joellambeth.com

The ‘Paste-Up’ is an ever-expanding and innovative form of street art, that involves an artist making their work onto varying sizes of paper and then applying it to walls and surfaces within their urban environment using wheat-paste or wallpaper glue.  Whether as black and white multiplied photocopies, colourfully hand painted murals or thought provoking…