Urlacher's Paperdoll debut "Collectibles" features a new series of sculptures based on the idea of collected figurines and toys. These precious macabre objects are created in the spirit of nightmares, horror and Halloween. Urlacher's collection will remain on display at The Paperdoll October 2nd through November 5th, 2009, opening reception October 2nd 6-10PM during the downtown Bellingham Art Walk. Live music, refreshments and artist meet and greet to accompany.
Hope to see you there - its going to be CREEEEPPPYYY FABULOUS!
Sunday, September 27, 2009
Thursday, September 3, 2009
Jess Flegel for The Paperdoll September 2009
The Paperdoll is proud to present “By and By”, a new collection of collage work by multi-media artist Jess Flegel.
Flegel’s Paperdoll debut "By and By" features over 35 small hand stitched paper and mixed media collage pieces. Stamps from her childhood collection, traditional quilting textiles, as well as scenery and photographs from her native Chicago and current home Bellingham are presented like postcards from Flegel's life. Her work, though deeply personal, inspires a search for a sense of place that is something we can all relate to.
Born and raised outside of Chicago, Illinois, Flegel received her BFA at Judson University. After graduating, Flegal relocated to Bellingham, where she has been living and working for the past six years. Much of Flegel's work is inspired by looking back at her roots, geographically, as well as through family traditions. These inspirations are prominent in her most recent collection.
Please join us for the Opening Reception this Friday, September 4, 2009 from 6-10PM(During the Downtown Gallery Walk) Live music, refreshments and artist meet and greet to accompany opening!
can't wait to see you there!
xox
Flegel’s Paperdoll debut "By and By" features over 35 small hand stitched paper and mixed media collage pieces. Stamps from her childhood collection, traditional quilting textiles, as well as scenery and photographs from her native Chicago and current home Bellingham are presented like postcards from Flegel's life. Her work, though deeply personal, inspires a search for a sense of place that is something we can all relate to.
Born and raised outside of Chicago, Illinois, Flegel received her BFA at Judson University. After graduating, Flegal relocated to Bellingham, where she has been living and working for the past six years. Much of Flegel's work is inspired by looking back at her roots, geographically, as well as through family traditions. These inspirations are prominent in her most recent collection.
Please join us for the Opening Reception this Friday, September 4, 2009 from 6-10PM(During the Downtown Gallery Walk) Live music, refreshments and artist meet and greet to accompany opening!
can't wait to see you there!
xox
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