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The
works of artist Jonathan Talbot have been exhibited at The National Academy
and the Museum of Modern Art in New York, have represented the U.S. overseas
in exhibitions sponsored by the State Department and the Smithsonian Institution,
and are included in museum collections in U.S. and Europe. Talbot's works
include oils, watercolors, etchings, collages, and multi-dimensional collage-constructions.
Among the public collections holding Talbot works are The Newark Museum,
The Smith College Museum, The Everhart Museum, The Byer Museum, The Free
Library of Philadelphia, The San Francisco Academy of Art, Fairleigh Dickinson
University, The Provincetown Historical Society, and the Toronto Central
Library. Talbot maintains his studio in Warwick, NY where he lives with
his wife Marsha. They are the parents of two children: a daughter, Loren,
and a son, Garret. For a Chronology
of the artist's life | Click
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ART COLLAGE / BRUSSELS, BELGIUM: Installation
view of Talbot works in ART COLLAGE, a group exhibition which took place in
Brussels, Belgium in April, May and June of 2008. Also snapshots from the
opening. To see this exhibition | Click Here!
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THE BACHELORS: These Variations
on a Theme by Marcel Duchamp were created in 2008. To see this
series of works | Click Here!
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LE MONUMENT À L'ARTISTE INCONNU:
This Monument to the Unknown Artist was conceived in Belgium, born
in the United States, and first exhibited in June of 2008. To see this installation
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COOS ART MUSEUM EXHIBITION: Installation
views and close-ups of individual works from "THE ARTIST AS AN EXPLORER,"
a solo exhibition at the Coos Art Museum, Coos Bay, Oregon, August, 2002.
To see this exhibition | Click Here! |
HOUSATONIC
MUSEUM EXHIBITION: Installation views and some close-ups of individual
works from a solo exhibition at The Housatonic Museum of Art in Bridgeport,
Connecticut in May, June, and July of 2000. To see this exhibition | Click
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UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA SUMTER: Installation
views and close-ups of the individual works in "LARGE PATRIN," a
solo exhibition at The University of South Carolina Sumter, Sumter, SC, March
and April of 2004. To see this exhibition | Click
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100 PATRIN EXHIBITION:
Installation views and some close-ups of individual works from an exhibition
called "ONE HUNDRED PATRIN AND OTHER WORKS" held at Broadfoot and
Broadfoot Gallery in Boonton, NJ, March 2002. To see this exhibition | Click
Here! | -JT
3/28/02 Note:
This
exhibition is over but some exhibition announcements with a reproduction of
one of the works are still available. If you would like one | click
here | for a form you can fill out and one will be mailed to you.
THRALL
LIBRARY COMMISSION: "Library Book," a 6 1/2 by
9 foot collage/assemblage, celebrates the Centennial of the Middletown Thrall
Library in Middletown, NY. To see this work | Click
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WORKS FROM THE
FLAMENCO SERIES: These works from the "Flamenco Series" were originally
exhibited at Joseph Rickards Gallery in New York City in 1998.
"AFTERNOON,"
an on-line magazine published by Steve Williamson and Bill Timberman,
has a section called "IMAGES" where a variety of artworks are displayed. Included
are six Talbot collages. To see these works (and to find links to the rest
of "AFTERNOON") | Click
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THE ARTS COUNCIL OF ORANGE COUNTY: Years
ago the Arts Council of Orange County had a Cyber Gallery. The inaugural exhibit
featured fourteen Talbot works including six which had never been shown on
the web before. Thanks to the miracles of modern technology you can still
see this exhibit. To do so | Click Here! |
A ROOM WITHOUT WALLS:
This handsome cyber-gallery, the creation of artist, illustrator, and
new media guru Ted Warnell, has shown Talbot works since the 1990s. When you
get to Ted's site, click on "Guest Wing." While you're there, check out Ted's
"new media" links. To visit "a Room Without Walls" | Click
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MISCELLANEOUS: Links to other
works by Jonathan Talbot | Click Here! |
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| BELGIUM:
"Art
Collage," Maison
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NEW
YORK: "The
Patrin Series," The Durst Organization, NYC, 2008 (solo exhibition);
"Collage Logic," The Ann Street Gallery, Newburgh, NY,
2008; Broadfoot & Broadfoot Gallery, NYC, 2007; "The
Flamenco Series," Joseph Rickards Gallery, NYC, 1998 (solo exhibition);
Gimpel/Weitzenhoffer Gallery, NYC, (solo exhibitions) 1992, 1990, 1987,
1986; Catskill Mountain Regional, SUNY New Paltz, 1996; "New York Inspired",
John Szoke Gallery, 1988; National Academy Annuals: 1981 & 1982 (Ranger
Fund Award); Museum of Modern Art, 1976; Donskoj & Co. (solo exhibition),
Kingston, 1993; Mohawk-Hudson Regional, Albany Institute of History and
Art (First Albany Award), 1981; Associated American Artists, 1975; The Schenectady
Museum (invitational exhibition), 1981; SUNY Oneonta (solo exhibition),
1976; Roberson Art Center, Binghamton, 1976; The Hudson River Museum, Yonkers,
1976 & 1987; Audubon Artists 41st Annual, National Arts Club, 1983.
NORTH CAROLINA: Davidson National Print Exhibition, Elon College, 1993; Eastern U.S. Print Exhibition, Charlotte, 1981; University of North Carolina, Charlotte, 1980; Guilford Technical Institute, Jamestown, 1980; East Carolina University, Greenville, 1985; Appalachian College, Boone, 1974. OHIO: Collector's Gallery, Columbus Museum of Art (solo exhibit), Columbus, 1984; Ohio University, St. Clairsville, 1980. OREGON: Yoshida Art Gallery, Portland, 2004;"The Artist as an Explorer" Coos Art Museum (solo exhibition) 2002 (To see pictures of this exhibition Click Here); Davis and Cline Gallery, Ashland, 2002; University of Portland, 1974; Koin Center Gallery, 1993. PENNSYLVANIA: "Recent American Works on Paper", Palmer Museum, Pennsylvania State University, 1988; Everhart Museum (solo exhibition), Scranton, 1984; Millersville State University, 1985; Allentown Museum, 1981; LaSalle College, Philadelphia, 1975; William Ris Galleries, Harrisburg and Camp Hill, 1974. SOUTH CAROLINA: "Large Patrin" (solo exhibition), The University of South Carolina, Sumter, Sumter, SC, 2004; Laurens County Library, 1979. TENNESSEE: Lee College, Cleveland, 1975; Doak-Balch Museum, Greenville, 1979; Jackson State Univ., 1979. TEXAS: St. Edward's University, Austin, 1975. VIRGINIA: "The Humanist Icon", Bayly Art Museum University of Virginia, 1990. Squires Gallery, Virginia Tech., Blacksburg, 1985. WEST VIRGINIA: Davis Elkins College, Elkins, 1980. WISCONSIN: "National Small Print Exhibtion", University of Wisconsin-Parkside, Kenosha, 1988. University of Wisconsin, Sheboygan, 1975; University of Wisconsin, Whitewater, 1979.
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BRUXELLES, BELGIUM - Hôtel Communial de Schaerbeek: ART COLLAGE 11-Artist Group Exhibition. April 25 - June 6, 2008. Opening April 24 at 1900 hrs. Salle du Musée, Hôtel Communal de Schaerbeek, Place Colignon, 1030 Bruxelles, Belgium. The artists in this exhibition include Nicole B (Belgium), Josiane Debatisse (Belgium), Sandee Shaffer Johnson (USA & Europe), Frédéric Thiry (Belgium), Marco Modi (Italy), Sylvia Netcheva (Bulgaria), Martine Séguy (Belgium), Jonathan Talbot (USA), Kichinevski (France), Pierre Jean Varet (France), and Voré (Germany).
NORWALK, CT, USA - Flow of Art Gallery: JONATHAN TALBOT: Variations on a Theme by Marcel Duchamp and Other Works June 6 - July 21, 2008. This exhibition features more than eighty collages including "The Duchamp Variations," a series of works based on a Marcel Duchamp study for the “The Large Glass.” The original Duchamp study is also included in the exhibition alongside of the works it has inspired. To see the series of collages based on the Duchamp study and to read the artist's statement about this series click here.
NEW YORK, NY, USA - 733 Third Avenue: THE PATRIN SERIES September 16 - November ?, 2008. At the invitation of the Durst Organization and curator Lanny Powers, nine Talbot works will hang in the lobby of the Rodale Building at 733 Third Avenue (between 45th and 46th Streets) in New York City.
NEWBURGH, NY, USA - Ann Street Gallery: COLLAGE LOGIC Curated by Virginia Walsh. September 20 - November 1, 2008.The artists in this exhibition include Joel Carreiro, Imeda Cajipe Endaya, Vivian Collens, Brett De Palma, Peter Dudek, Matt Garrison, Yeon Jin Kim, John Morton, Jackie Shatz, Jonathan Talbot, Tom Weaver, and Brian Wood. The opening reception will take place on Saturday, September 20th, from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. The Ann Street Gallery is a not-for-profit gallery located at 104 Ann Street, Newburgh, NY 12550. The Gallery is open Thursday thru Saturday, 11:00 AM - 5:00 PM and by appointment. Phone: 845-562-6940 x. 119 Website: www.safe-harbors.org
PARIS, FRANCE - Grand Palais: ART EN CAPITAL, November 20th to 30th, 2008. Talbot work "Diogenes Comet Patrin No. 2" will be included in the section of the exhibition called Signes et Traces (Signs and Traces).
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JONATHAN TALBOT: WORKS AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE
To see selected works which may be purchased directly from the artist Click Here
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JONATHAN TALBOT: EDUCATION
Jonathan Talbot's education includes studies at: The San Francisco Academy of Art, Brandeis University, The New School for Social Research, Moravian College, Newark State College, The Oakwood Friends School, and with Dr. Jean Houston and Margaret "Peggy" Rubin.
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Jonathan is currently
working on commissions and preparing for a series of workshops in Oregon and
Washington.
For more information about the workshops Click
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Talbot's "Bachelors Series Collages" were created in 2008. These works have recently been posted on line. To see them | Click Here! |
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![]() Available in both English & Spanish Disponible en inglés y castellano |
BOOKS by JONATHAN TALBOT:
Collage: A New Approach describes a new technique developed by the author which makes it possible to adhere collage elements without liquid adhesives. This technique eliminates wrinkling and drying time from collage-making and offers new opportunities for creative spontaneity. Collage: Un Enfoque Nuevo is the new Spanish language edition of Collage: A New Approach. Ahora este libro está disponible en castellano. Para saber mas haga clic aqui. The Artist's Marketing and Action Plan Workbook was created with the help of marketing expert Geoffrey Howard. It is a workbook, a book to write in. When you have finished doing the exercises in this book you will have a personalized, step-by-step marketing and action plan for selling your work. To find out more about these books (including how to purchase them) click on the titles above. |
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JONATHAN TALBOT:
WORKSHOPS,
SEMINARS,
AND
LECTURE-DEMONSTRATIONS
For a combined schedule of "Collage Techniques and Creative
Exploration" workshops and other presentations Click
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JONATHAN TALBOT:
EXHIBITIONS
CURATED
Exhibitions of works by other artists curated by Jonathan Talbot:
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JONATHAN
TALBOT: STUDIO
VISITS
Jonathan
Talbot welcomes visitors to his studio.
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JONATHAN
TALBOT: PERSONAL
NOTES
Some
glimpses into the personal world of the artist.
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COLLAGE
ART LINKS:
Talbot's evolving List of Collage Art Links,
which includes sites dedicated to or related to collage, now has its own website.
Click Here for List of
Collage Art Links
EXCEPTIONAL WEBSITES:
These
truly exceptional
websites are among Talbot's favorites.
Many are interactive.
flyingpuppet.com: Paris based painter Nicolas Clauss has left traditional painting to use the Internet as his canvas. The results are worth the visit. Posted 1.16.02 ./ Suggested by Ginny Herzog.
hell.com: One has to apply for admission to this chaos-filled website. Caution: If you are fortunate enough to be admitted you may get stuck here for a long time.
lecielestbleu.com The deceptively commercial-looking interface of this site hides some truly creative work. Posted 5.1.03 ./ Suggested by Loel Barr.
malvernation.com: James Malvern has approached "collage" from a different perspective. His evolving in-motion collage can lead you on a journey to unexpected places. / Posted 1.13.03
Modern Living (hoogerbrugge.com): The animations on this site are both entertaining and profound. Suggested by Nate Eisenberg
oculart.com: This site is elegant, provocative, and interactive. Posted 5.1.03 ./ Suggested by Loel Barr.
photomontage.com: An involved (and involving) collage-based site where the site itself is as much the art form as the work on it.
surface.yugop.com: The fact that this site has a commercial tie-in doesn't alter the high quality of the works found there. Posted 5.7.03 ./ Suggested by Loel Barr
warnell.com: The website of new media artist Ted Warnell where many of his "poems by Nari" works are displayed. Also a variety of reflections on art as process. To learn a little more about what "new media" means | Click Here | / Belatedly Posted 11.01.04
OTHER
LINKS:
This list includes a selection of sites which don't fit
into the categories above.
Ashland WWWeb:
A link to Ashland, Oregon - one of the more
potent and harmonious centers of the universe. Created by my friend ellenHelga
Weiland. -JT
Hudson Valley Network: Hudson Valley
Net is my friend Joe Bigelow's evolving creation which will tell you what's
happening, who's who, where to find it, and when things are going on in
the Hudson Valley Region of New York State. -JT
Meadowmuse.com: A website focusing
on the activities of my friend Carol Ohmart Behan, an author, lover of labyrinths,
and a leader of pilgrimages to Glastonbury. -JT
The Patrin:
An opportunity to enter the world of the Romany (gypsy) People.
Used Book Sources: A short but useful list
of Internet Sources for Used Books.
"The
creative process is a joyful struggle which yields great satistfaction."
--Jonathan Talbot as interviewed
by Nita Leland
This page is located at www.talbot1.com and was last updated January, 2009