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Assistant Professor of Sculpture at The School of the Art Institute of Chicago, has taught at the University of Michigan; holds a B.F.A. from Colorado College; and an M.F.A. with honors from RISD. "Tape Bags" recreates entirely with common tape exact replicas of ordinary shopping bags to reveal the manipulation of consumption patterns with these overproduced convenience items.
Dan Steinhilber works out of Washington, DC, has had solo exhibitions at such museums as The Hirshhorn Museum in Washington, The Contemporary Art Museum in Houston and The Baltimore Museum of Art. His three untitled pieces utilize plastic bags in his sculptural response to contemporary over-consumption.
A native of New York City and graduate from The School Of Visual Arts in Manhattan, aims his photojournalists vision at people, places, things and events within and outside of NYC. He often focuses his attention on the eccentric nature of living beings and inanimate objects that inhabit the city itself.
Adjunct Professor of Art at Montclair State University and SUNY Purchase, is also a visiting artist/lecturer at Rutgers University and (the?) Pratt Institute. Her work has been exhibited in the United States, Europe, Asia, and Mexico. The panels exhibited are part of her series Bolsas de Mandado (Market Bags), constructed from plastic shopping bags from around the globe.
Teaches at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston and has a B. A. in Art History from Smith College, often employs skills associated with women's work such as weaving, knitting and sewing. This armchair, upholstered with New York Times delivery bags, provokes consideration of the annoying problem of overabundant bags.
A third year graduate student at the Yale School of Architecture. The ornamental luminance of his Excess, created from seventy-two corner-market grocery bags, bathes the room in an opulent glow. Velten believes materials to be complex, symbolic, and functional resources that enrich the world and that an objects material composition expresses its character, authenticity and value.
Virginia Fleck lives and works in Austin, Texas; she studied at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. Her numerous grants and residencies include one for an exhibition in Havana. These intricate, large ebullient mandalas are crafted from thousands of pieces of plastic bags imprinted with familiar logos and slogans: an explosion of consumerist excess, humorous and unnerving
Full time graphic artist Miggs Burroughs, has designed logos, ads, brochures and websites, and has produced award-winning posters for Save The Children, The American Red Cross and Baskin-Robbins. He has designed several TIMEmagazine covers, a U.S. Postage Stamp, an Easter egg for the White House, and the Westport, CT Town Flag.
