• Studio Relay •Caf้ Allong้, (Very) Tiny Table Top Theatre •Separately & Together •Set Design for Bach Dancing & Dynamite Society, Deuces are Wild •Stoops •Lakeline •Pigmented PotsMadison Children's Museum Reception •Working with the AlphabetBooksCoversRest of the Forest •6000 ProjectHandbagsAddition = SubtractionJewelryPedestrian Art for Democracy •When the Red Ball Drops in GreenwichGrapefruitTeapotsPaper VesselsVesselsEmbroidered ClothingLeaf PiecesWearables• notes collaborative work

  • Two Spools

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    Vintage thread spools, leather glove, cording, beeswax, 4.5 x 4.5 x 2, 2000

    Two Spools

  • Gone Bobbin'

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    Thread ball, porcelain duck head, mason jar lid, doll's chair back, bobbin, fabric,, 5 x 8 x 4, 2000

    Gone Bobbin

  • Short and Stout

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    Found doll, tea cup, wooden block, 10 x 6 x 6, 2000

    Short and Stout

  • Dozo

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    Japanese game cards, leather glove, wooden saucer, can lid, thread, 7 x 10 x 5, 2000

    Dozo

  • Elephant (upside down)

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    Paper duck, wooden spool, glass knob, suitcase handle, glass dish, lightbulb safety cage, 7.5 x 7.5 x 5, 2000

    Elephant (upside down)

  • Little Blue Mitten

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    Mitten, beads, pins, vintage pin tin, 4 x 3 x 3, 2000

    Little Blue Mitten


The teapots gleefully emerged from an insatiable desire to fabricate a familiar object out of unrelated materials. How do you create a handle: bend a spoon, borrow one from a suit- case, break off the back of a doll's chair, stitch one on the edge of a mitten?