If We Knew Now What They Knew Then.
Installation View.

 

If We Knew Now What They Knew Then.
Installation View.

 

If We Knew Now What They Knew Then.
Installation View.

 

If We Knew Now What They Knew Then.
Installation View.

 

Buttercream Doily...I only keep the formal ones...later throwing them away...I realized that I was curating my trash…
Enamel and hand cut paper.
2007. 12” x 12”

 

One Story Frame...in the land of big, it took 3 years to find something small…
Screen-print and enamel on paper. 2007. 18" x 12".

 

The Printed Envelope.
Screen-print and enamel on paper. 2007. 18" x 12".

 

After all these years, the contents remain
Acrylic and silver leaf on paper
2010. 12” x 18”.

 

Hip width
Enamel and flocking on wood panel
2010. 64“ x 15“.

 

It has always been my own little personal exhibition space. I carefully arrange and rearrange the items that are displayed there. I wonder if, as the thief was searching through my panty drawer, they paused to appreciate the carefully curated objects around the top of my dresser.
Enamel and flocking on recycled wood
2008. 6 ½” x 23” x 17”

 

It has always been my own little personal exhibition space. I carefully arrange and rearrange the items that are displayed there. I wonder if, as the thief was searching through my panty drawer, they paused to appreciate the carefully curated objects around the top of my dresser.
Enamel and flocking on recycled wood. Detail
2008. 6 ½” x 23” x 17”

 

The 10-year switch
Lipstick tubes (consumed over a 10 year period, 1997-2007), enamel and wood
2010. 3” x 8”

 

The Take Away Project
Each sheet of paper 5” x 3 ½”; container 7 ¾” x 5” x 2 ½”
Screenprint on paper; acrylic on wood, Plexi glass
Viewers are invited to take one print with them. 2010

The Take Away Project
Each sheet of paper 5” x 3 ½”; container 7 ¾” x 5” x 2 ½”
Screenprint on paper; acrylic on wood, Plexi glass
Viewers are invited to take one print with them. 2010