RICHMOND, VIRGINIA · OUTER BANKS, NORTH CAROLINA

Todd Hale

Wonderland, cut and reassembled.

THE ARTIST

A world of
collected images.

Todd Hale is a photographer and mixed-media artist who divides his time between Richmond, Virginia, and the Outer Banks of North Carolina. He earned a BFA in Painting and Printmaking from Virginia Commonwealth University in 1996. In Richmond, he operates Antennae, a working studio, gallery, and event space that opened in 2019.

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IN THE EXHIBITION

Alice, rearranged.

For this series, Hale photographed stills from the 1951 animated Alice in Wonderland film on a television screen. He manipulated the images, printed them as color photographs, then cut and rearranged them into compositions finished with epoxy resin. These two works join the Alice in Wonderland Art exhibition at Black Iris Art Gallery.

Todd Hale’s collage 101, with sweeping pink fragments, dark passages, and layered yellow and blue forms

TODD HALE · 2016

101. Mixed Media Collage on Canvas

Sweeping pink fragments and bright yellow forms are layered against dark passages, breaking a familiar animated world into a new composition.

Medium: Cut paper, mixed-media collage on canvas, epoxy resin
Dimensions: 24 × 24 inches
Original artwork: $750

Listed at $750 on the artist’s website. Confirm current availability with the artist.

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Todd Hale’s collage 102, with pink, orange, green, and blue cut-paper fragments arranged in a dense square composition