"collage about" is a correct phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a collection or composition of different elements, such as images, words, or materials, that convey a specific theme or message. Example: The assignment was to create a collage about our favorite vacation spot.
Fine Arts- Using your brainstorm from the Warm-Up above, design a collage about teeth.
HUNTINGTON Heckscher Museum of Art "Ripped: The Allure of Collage," about 50 collages by European and American artists.
The photographs are in some cases merely a pretext for a collage about a wedding or a barbecue.
Timbers means to create a collage about the past and the present, between high comedic flights of fancy and the sadness that comes when you realize life's complications.
Her 1963 "documentary collage" about the bitter ironies of the first world war was way ahead of its time, using popular period song and hard-hitting testimony.
The Journalists (1971) offers a kaleidoscopic collage about a Sunday newspaper and argues that journalism reflects our Lilliputian society's desire to cut everyone down to size.
All that was missing was its sail: a collage of about 150 paintings executed not by the celebrated married artists who conceived of this wooden vessel, Ilya and Emilia Kabakov, but by scores of local schoolchildren charged with expressing its message of acceptance and understanding.
Overview of Lesson Plan: In this lesson, students will consider and create collages about the values and morals they believe a political leader should possess.
Several artists focus on race and sexuality, Bongi Bengu and Pauline Mazibuko in collages about the empowerment of black women in South Africa, and Brenton Maart in abstract-looking digital photographs made of blown-up details from gay pornography.
McElroen has said that, in conceiving "Invisible Man," he was inspired by Romare Bearden's dense collages about black American life; that layered approach must also have inspired the set designer, Troy Hourie, and the show's talented lighting designer, Mary Louise Geiger.
Alan Turing — a father of computer science, who died at the age of forty-one, in 1954, perhaps by suicide (he was persecuted for his homosexuality) — is the subject of a recent informative, graceful suite of collages about his life, achievements, and ordeals by a Danish artist, Henrik Olesen.
