PHOTOS & EXHIBITS
analogical…
an exhibit of collage & constructions
LA Collage & Assemblage Artists
Frank Whipple and Gisele Grable
June 2024
MorYork Gallery
4959 York Boulevard, Highland Park/Los Angeles
Santa Barbara Artist Sue Van Horsen & Frank
Artists Clare Graham and Dan LeVin
Frank and Artist Jon Huck
Artist Ruth DeNicola and Frank
“wild butterfly effect…”
assemblage by Gisele Grable
5” x 5 1/2” (vintage photo & paper, metal with pencil drawing)
SOLD
Artist Aimee Mann and Frank
“the crafty shenanigans of balloon boy…on the 1522…”
assemblage by Gisele Grable
8” x 10” (vintage photo, trim & paper, and metal frame)
SOLD
Alchemy 12x3 Show in
Los Angeles, California
Artists: Ruth DeNicola, Cidne Hart
and Frank Whipple
December 2023
MorYork Gallery
4959 York Boulevard, Highland Park/Los Angeles
From left to right: Artists Cidne Hart, Frank Whipple and Ruth DeNicola
The Future That Never Came
Santa Barbara, California
Featuring 8 Artists
September 15-23, 2023
CAW-Community Arts Workshop
631 Garden Street, Santa Barbara
Artists from left to right: Dan LeVin, Jami Joelle Nielsen, Adrienne De Guevara, Sue Van Horsen, Frank Whipple, Michael Long & Dug Uyesaka (kneeling)
Frank Whipple at right
Sue Van Horsen
Adrienne De Guevara and Dug Uyesaka
Dan LeVin
Los Angeles Collage Artist Frank Whipple and
Santa Barbara Assemblage Artist Dan LeVin - June 2023
speculative friction - an exhibit of collage and constructions
MorYork Gallery
4959 York Boulevard, Highland Park/Los Angeles
Artists Frank Whipple and Dan LeVin
Performance by Somewhere Somehow - Josie Roth (viola & vocals), Jeff Boynton (cello) and Mike Mollett (spoken word)
Alchemy 11x4 Show in
Los Angeles, California
Artists: Ruth DeNicola, Cidne Hart
Mavis Leahy & Frank Whipple
December 2022
MorYork Gallery
4959 York Boulevard, Highland Park/Los Angeles
From L to R: Ruth DeNicola, Cidne Hart, Frank Whipple & Mavis Leahy
Los Angeles Collage Artist Frank Whipple and
Santa Barbara Assemblage Artist Dan LeVin - June 2022
Remains To Be Seen - An exhibit of Collage and Constructions
MorYork Gallery
4959 York Boulevard, Highland Park/Los Angeles
Collage artist Frank Whipple & Assemblage Artist Dan LeVin
Campanile by
Dan LeVin
The Woman Who Reveals - Dan LeVin
At the Remains to be Seen reception, poet Mike Mollett read his poem inspired by Frank’s art titles, entitled The Whipple Effect
Alchemy 10x3 Show in
Los Angeles, California
Artists: Ruth DeNicola, Cidne Hart
and Frank Whipple
December 2021
MorYork Gallery
4959 York Boulevard, Highland Park/Los Angeles
Artist Cidne Hart
Artist Ruth DeNicola
Cidne Hart, Frank Whipple and Ruth DeNicola
Remedy Art Show in
Santa Barbara, California
Featuring 8 Artists
September 2-29, 2021
CAW-Community Arts Workshop
631 Garden Street, Santa Barbara
Artists from left to right: Frank Whipple, Dan Levin, Michael Long, Sue Van Horsen, Perry Hoffman, Angela Holland, Dug Uyesaka and Tony Askew
Artist Talk with Moderator Ginny Brush, Executive Director of Santa Barbara County Arts Commission
Artist Angela Holland
Artist Sue Van Horsen
Artist Frank Whipple
Artist Dan Levin
Artist Dug Uyesaka
Upper photo: Artist Tony Askew on right Photo Below: Askew’s Artwork
Artist Michael Long
Sullivan & Goss Gallery
Santa Barbara, California
100 Grand 2020 Show
November 2020-February 2021
Sullivan Goss - An American Gallery
11 East Anapamu Street, Santa Barbara
Link to 100 Grand 2020 show below:
https://www.sullivangoss.com/exhibitions/100-grand-2020
the rationed propensity…
handcut vintage paper collage on antique photo cabinet card - vintage frame
2019 - 9 1/2 X 11 1/2” (framed) - [sold at Alchemy show]
Alchemy 9x3 Show at MorYork Gallery in
Highland Park/Los Angeles
Artists: Ruth De Nicola, Cidne Hart
and Frank Whipple
December 2020
time-lapsed prophecies… SOLD
Token Totem Collage: different drums…
SOLD
Artists from left to right: Cidne Hart,
Frank Whipple and Ruth DeNicola
an eruptive dismay… SOLD
an eruptive dismay…. SOLD
in vintage standing frame at right
Artist Cidne Hart Fabric Collages
Token Totem series
sworn secrets…
SOLD
handcut vintage paper collage on photo cabinet card - 2016 - 5 x 7 (framed 8 x 10)
sworn secrets… in vintage frame - SOLD
Frank Whipple
Solo Show at
MorYork Gallery
Highland Park/Los Angeles
June 2019
thank you Clare Graham and Bob Breen…
TRIPTYCH: renewed call for speculation…. the split difference… with tender resolve…
Steve Foweraker with artists Frank Whipple and portraitist Adriana Guidi
Collage Artists Frank Whipple and Lou Beach
Artists Devin Oatway and Frank Whipple
knee deep in elbows…
the principal uncertainty…
Amy Albani with artists Frank Whipple and sculptor Mike Mollett
the devil wept at dawn…
Artists Frank Whipple and Chris Naylor
up & atom collage in its new home at MorYork
sleepless logs grow old…
Alchemy 8x5 Show
MorYork Gallery
Highland Park/Los Angeles
Artists: Ruth De Nicola, Cidne Hart, Mavis Leahy, Betty Wan Hamada and Frank Whipple
December 2019
Cidne Hart, Ruth De Nicola, Frank Whipple,
Betty Wan Hamada and Mavis Leahy
Artists Sarah Stone and Frank Whipple
Collage Artists of America - CAA
Featured Speaker
Studio City, California CA
March 2017
Frank Whipple Papercuts
Solo Show
Space Gallery
Claremont, California
May 2016
Exquisite Corpse: The Surrealist Tendency in Collage
Group Show/3 Artists: Hope Kroll, Sherry Parker & Frank Whipple
Nisa Touchon Fine Art Gallery
Santa Fe, New Mexico
November 2015
Artists Frank Whipple, Sherry Parker and Hope Kroll discuss their collaborative Exquisite Corpse collage creation.
At left: Artist Cecil Touchon, who is also the owner of
Nisa Touchon Fine Art Gallery
Painter Jonathan Lucas Keeton & Collage Artist Frank Whipple
The Exquisite Corpse collage revealed.
Exquisite Corpse was invented by surrealists in which artists create art on paper, fold it to conceal their creation, and then pass it to the next artist for a further contribution.
The name is derived from a phrase that resulted when Surrealists first played a game, "Le cadavre exquis boira le vin nouveau." ("The exquisite corpse shall drink the new wine.”) A person could be drawn in four steps: The head, the torso, the legs and the feet. As a last step, a player could label the drawing, still unseen, with someone's name.
Exquisite Corpse Collage created by
Hope Kroll, Sherry Parker and Frank Whipple
