People have made Elbaz stuffed fabric dolls to wear some of these small clothes, and they hang along one wall.
Inside: a stuffed fabric snake, a glittery plastic snowman, a tin crocodile with a real feather protruding from its mouth.
Or there's a stuffed fabric pizza, pen also included, which comes in a regulation pizza box.
Lower East Side Through June 14 In the increasingly crowded field of stuffed fabric sculptures, Aiko Hachisuka's stand out for their deliberation and complexity and for their sleights of hand.
(Cotter) Aiko Hachisuka (through next Friday) The five colorful works in this New York debut distinguish themselves from the increasingly crowded field of stuffed fabric sculptures with their deliberation, complexity and wonderful sleights of hand.
Another predecessor is Yayoi Kusama, who turned the Happening into a kind of psychedelic love-and-paint-in while also making pulsating abstract "net" paintings and walk-in environments in which walls and objects were covered with stuffed fabric phalluses.
Ms. La Rosa's "Portrait of the Artist as a Young College Student" memorializes the undergraduate character in a witty collection of found objects attached to a stuffed fabric head that sports devilish horns.
He rolled over to a shelf that contained three stuffed fabric rabbits (in red, yellow, and blue checks), some paper bowling pins, and an inverted basketball hoop made of string and cardboard, with a ball going through it.
(Johnson) KARIN WEINER: 'FRONTIERA' A camp site of cardboard logs, stuffed fabric stones and a rag rug around a television set; suspended stuffed clouds like ornate patchwork mattresses; a mound of stuffed antlers; and collages of countless flowers comprise this industriously zany artist's second solo.
This entertaining group show, organized by a Providence-based collective called Chronoplastics, offers Mototake Makishima's bizarre and funny video of mysteriously animated clay running amok, Pattie Lee Becker's otherwordly garden of stuffed fabric plants, rich grid-patterned fabric works by Gregory Gangemi and primitivistic crayon drawings of monsters and aliens by Meerk Puffy (Johnson).
