Small collages with paper and painted canvas, scattered in a pile on table.

Behind the Scenes: Phalanges
Fragment of wallpapered drywall, with hole in the center that reveals curlicued strips of colored paper inside.

Cut Up Cut Out
Glittering subway wall mosaic of two serious-looking bearded men holding hands while looking at viewer.

Public Art – 2nd Avenue Subway
Abstract collage with flowers and patterns arranged to suggest female genitalia.

Pride Project #14 – Tee Corrine
A three-story tall, brightly painted metal mobile, with arms that swing, sits in a city plaza.

365 Days of Art: November 11 – Calder Dies, Vietnam Vet Shoots Avedon Photo

365 Days of Art: September 12 – Dog and Teens Discover Lascaux Cave Paintings; Nan Goldin is Born

365 Days of Art: August 20 – Richard Avedon Photographs Andy Warhol’s Gunshot Wounds

365 Days of Art: August 7 – Stephen Berens Takes a Photo

365 Days of Art: July 26 – Three Events About Women in the Art World: a Suicide, a Congressional Debate, and a Job Interview

365 Days of Art: June 16 – NY Herald Reviews Edward Curtis’ Native American Project

365 Days of Art: June 5 – Felix Partz Dies of AIDS; Is Memorialized in Photo

365 Days of Art: April 2 – Leonardo Da Vinci Sketches Skulls

365 Days of Art: March 4 – Halftone Engraving Used to Print Photographs in Newspaper

365 Days of Art: January 30 – Special Five-Day Photo Exhibition Closes to Keep Works from Fading

365 Days of Art: January 24 – J. Pierpont Morgan Agrees to Fund Photographic Documentation of All Native American Tribes

365 Days of Art: January 19 – Cindy Sherman Born

365 Days of Art – January 9: Daguerreotype Photographic Process Announced

365 Days of Art – January 5: First Photograph of Aurora Borealis

Collaborations and Caterpillar Ladies

Another New Digital Collage

New Digital Collage
Smiling artist sits in front of colorful and striking painting

July is for Patriotism, and for Giving Back, Says Artist
Cheerful, abstract watercolor of organic shapes and lines.

The Sketchbook Project Covered in Chicago Art Magazine

The Sketchbook Project in Time Out Magazine
Exhibition invitation is designed to look like an old-fashioned library card.

Check It Out at The Sketchbook Library!
Collage from sketchbook, with watercolor, Islamic arches and oclumns.

Maura McGurk’s Sketchbook to Tour U.S.