 City of Boom2016 - Framed Analog Collage 34x 29.5inch US$4,500.00 |  Gang Of Friends2018 - Unframed Analog Collage 66x 30inch US$7,000.00 |  The Fallen EmpireFramed Analog Collage 16x20inch US$500.00 |
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 These 4 Cities Have Secrets2018 - Framed Analog Collage 40x30 Inch US$2,750.00 |  The Quaff that Swallowed a Nation2018 - Framed Analog Collage 11" x 13.5Inch US$400.00 |  Air Mail City #42019 - Framed Analog Collage 10x10inch US$300.00 |
 Dreamtropolis2018 - Unframed Analog Collage 77x23inch US$14,500.00 |  Air Mail City #32019 - Framed Analog Collage 10 x 10inch US$300.00 |  Air Mail City #42019 - Framed Analog Collage 8x9inch US$300.00 |
MORGAN JESSE LAPPIN
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Morgan Jesse Lappin b. 1979 is a visual artist, entertainer, musician and image-maker Lappin first started creating collage art in 2007 for a clothing company creating original designs. In 2008, Lappin moved to Brooklyn and began working with paper to create contemporary collages. His art, like his mind, is a combination of comedy and chaos with elements of music, vintage horror and sci-fi. Lappin’s work ranges from seven-foot- long cartoon metropolises, to fictional album covers, to take-out Greek diner coffee cups embedded with tiny paper worlds.
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He uses nostalgic material from his childhood from the 80s, such as VHS Tape boxes, video game cartridges, and any other 80's house hold items that could cause you to experience flashbacks. Having a background in collecting and curating, he set out to assemble some of his favorite collage artists from NYC, and so in 2013 the Brooklyn Collage Collective was born. The BCC has now exhibited all over the world and has a strong global presence amongst collage makers and collectors alike.
In 2017, Lappin collaborated with The Very Warm, a parent company of Weatherproof, using Lappin’s original collages to design outerwear for men and women which sold-out with Nordstrom’s. In 2018, Lappin was chosen as a guest speaker at Kolaj Fest, a multi-day festival & symposium about contemporary collage and its role in art, culture, and society.