“What if I took the picture books that my grandmother made and snapped open the rings in every binder, let the plastic pages spill out onto the floor, and then attacked them with my scissors? Those books, pasted together by… — Jill Christman Copy Share Image
“My mother defines collage as a combination of things unexpected. The artist can choose things that appeal to her visually, and put them together psychologically. Thus, she took photos of her beloved brother, cut out from the context of prison, and let him romp with the fairies. . Or a window in a tree... flowers growing in unlikely places, the… — Jill Christman Copy Share
“And, again, this story needs to be revised, is under revision as I type these words. The only way to write an autobiography, I… — Jill Christman Copy Share Image
“What if I took the picture books that my grandmother made and snapped open the rings in every binder, let the plastic pages spill… — Jill Christman Copy Share Image
“Which brings me to one more thing about the Sheridan FCI [prison]. After you make it through the metal detector, you re stamped on… — Jill Christman Copy Share Image