#COLLAGENOW 2026

Denise Bibro Fine Art celebrates the ancient tradition of collage, which is an art form loved by many. The word collage originates from the French word coller, meaning “to glue” or “to stick together”. First developed in China in 200 B.C., it was then picked up as an art form victoriously in the 10th Century by Japanese calligraphers, who glued paper and used text on surfaces when writing poetry. The Asian world gravitated to the inherent uses of paper as a means and language of expression to emote feelings, relationships, and compositions, provoking heartfelt narratives.

Each of the artists in this exhibition honor their forebears and continue to validate this language of art in their own ways. We encourage you to review them all, compare and revel in the many forms of expression with collage that they have successfully mastered. By exploring their works we believe you too will see the endless possibilities, the many interpretations one can make, the insightfulness and play in life that they possess. We are sure that you will have a hard time picking, as we did, just one from so many, since they all have so much to offer.

Featured Artists Include:

Anne Joelle-Galley⁠
Christine Graff⁠
Debra Friedkin⁠
Fay Sciarra⁠
Julia Kohane⁠
Kate Castelli⁠
Leigh Blanchard⁠
Marrisa Bohk⁠
Mikhail Gubin⁠
Roxane Hollosi⁠
Samantha Morgan⁠
Tai Lipan⁠
Tierney Brennan