Place: Surface Stories

Sari Dienes. Soho Sidewalk. c. 1953–55. Ink rubbing on Webril. 80 × 38 1/2" (203.2 × 97.8 cm). Acquired through the generosity of Mary M. and Sash A. Spencer and The Modern Women's Fund. 335.2018. © 2026 Estate of Sari Dienes/Licensed by VAGA, New York, NY. Drawings & Prints

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Above: Max Ernst "The Fugitive" from Natural History (1925) Lead pencil rubbing on paper

Collage is derived from the French word, coller , which means to stick . A collage is a picture that is layered using images, paper, cloth, or other materials and applied to a canvas. This technique was often used by the Cubists and the Dadaists (Kurt Schwitters), who commonly used newspaper

Description YEah this was one of the projects I had to work on for Draiwng 1. We basically did five tracing sheets worth of rubbings and then we put them all together to form a collage. You can tell that three areas are missing in this picture. And if not three, you can clearly see one xD I almost finished this but ran out of time. I was still happy with it overall.

Frottage is een techniek waarbij men door te wrijven over een oppervlak van een voorwerp een afdruk verkrijgt. Om te frotteren leg je een blad papier op een oppervlak van een voorwerp. Vervolgens...

The technique of Frottage was invented by Max Ernst in 1925 and involves placing paper over a rough surface such as grained wood and rubbing with a crayon or pencil. In this exercise I experimented…

Come ramifica un albero? C'è una regola? Come disegnarli? Come costruirli? Com'è la sua corteccia? Marrone? Siamo sicuri? Ci siamo posti molte domande prima di iniziare questo laboratorio. Bambini della scuola dell'infanzia con le mamme e i papà hanno osservato, discusso e capito che solo una regola in natura è imprescindibile: "il ramo che segue è sempre più piccolo del ramo che lo precede". Oggi vorrei continuare a parlarvi del bosco. L'ho già fatto nel post precedente che potete rileggere...

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Frottage study

In art ‘frottage’ is the art of taking a rubbing from a textured surface. The slide show below shows you some examples. You can take rubbings from doilies, leaves, textured wall paper, bark, graves…