Zullo Gallery’s 18th Annual Juried Exhibition

"Then I realized where I was going..." 8x 8 in.

This piece was chosen for the Zullo Gallery’s 18th Annual Juried Exhibition, displayed through September 15 - November 4, 2012 in Medfield, MA. Hope you can get a chance to see it! 

Here are some minimalist collages, using as few of pieces in one composition.

"The floor plan" 8" x 8"

"Beverly Alley" 4 1/2" x 3"

Finally more images!

"Then I realized where I was going..." 8 x 8 inches

"Things are progressing" 7 x 6 inches

"I wasn't expecting to find you here" 12 x 9 3/8 inches

"Traveler looking for something new" 9 3/8 x 7 3/8 inches

Well like I said, here are some new posts. Here are more of these cubist collages I've done since spring. These images are a little more accurate with color since I was able to balance the light correctly and not have it too hot (probably would be good to get in touch with another photographer). I've also decided to add captions to show the title and size for convenience. There's more to come!

Purchasing Prints!

I'm very excited to say that there are now prints available for sale with society6! This is a great way to own a print of my work as easy as clicking your mouse, check out the link and see what I have posted. There are different sizes to choose from small 8 x 10 inches to gallery size prints, enjoy!

Brett Mason society6 page:
http://society6.com/BrettMason

This is just another update, the top one is a collage dealing with tan and gray pallet. The bottom piece is from my series done with japanese paper. This was the second piece I've done in the series, however I was suggested by Tim Harney, a former teacher at Montserrat, suggested that I should have a consistent scale of collages. I would continue with this series until I run out of paper as a goal.

Just keeping updated with the blog, I've been caught up with finishing up school the time being. I will be doing a drawing demo tomorrow at the Artragous! art auction. See art blog for detail.

This is the first circle collage piece I've done, which is about 13 inches in diameter. It was challenging at first because of the fact I wanted to keep a perfect circle therefore I cut pieces that conformed along the edges. I'm working on a triptych at the time being for my final project in my collage projects course and hoping they're as strong, if not stronger, than the first piece I've done.