Fred Free's newest book, patterns today, contains 16 brand spanking new collages FF recently created in an old school theme book. (3/14)
FF will be part of The Weird Show exhibit in Brooklyn opening in April. The night before he will also be co-hosting a collage roundtable with Charles Wilkin. (3/14)
The final issue of The 22 Magazine is the Collage issue and includes work and words from FF. (2/14)
Fred Free's contribution (adjacent collaborative congruence by Laura Tringali Holmes on the right) to an article in Kolaj Magazine about the Target Practice project created by LTH. (2/14)
Plateform is a monthly online magazine out of France and FF is honored to be one of the featured artists in the February issue. Twenty of his pieces done on book pages and covers in the last couple of years (the useful reading series), along with a short semi-interview, can be found on pages 54-65. (2/14)
in chairs and on stairs are FF's newest books and can be seen at the LA Art Book Fair this weekend at the ABC Artists' Books Cooperative table. (1/14)
FF created a series of five three-dimensional bug-centric collages for a Climate Action Week exhibit at the Brookline Public Library. (1/14)
The Weird Show opening and collage roundtable in Brooklyn was a huge success. FF's work in the show can be seen flanked by his son, Random-Cowboy, in the upper right photo. (4/14)
