Dolls Are Ready for June 12th Opening…
The new Dolls of the Apocalypse (click thumbnail) are finished and installed at the Smile Gallery awaiting Friday night’s Opening Reception of the show titled "Intuitive Bricolage: The Works of Joroko and Yow!." Along with the Dolls, I’m also exhibiting a number of pieces from the award-winning Digital Exquisite Corpse Project, as well as a few assemblages that incorporate doll parts. The artist I am exhibiting with is Denver artist Joroko. You can check out his compelling work at http://www.joroko.com/
Reception: Friday, June 12, 2009, 6:00pm – 9:00pm
Smile Gallery
105 S. 22nd Street
Philadelphia, PA
Phone: 215.564.2502
Show runs till July 7th, 2009.
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