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Stumped 
Stump Cozy by Shanon Schollian Ok it is a bit of a tired cliche; but there is a lot of tree art in the Pacific Northwest. Then again, why not when half of Brooklyn is faux forest happy. It's a tad ridiculous but there is something about not having the thing in a gallery that works wonders. Shanon Schollian's Stump Cozy project took place way back in 2002 and now the stumpmeister general himself, Michael Brophy, currently has a show at the Hallie Ford Museum. Malia Jensen also did some shirts for trees a while back too. Ok, lets just say the Lorax is a very influential character around here. The Portland Art Museum even has a serine but menacing Ernst Ludwig Kirchner depicting some Douglas Fir trees which I dearly love, but we have to wait until October to see it again due to construction. Posted by Jeff Jahn on June 13, 2005 at 22:57 | Comments (0) Comments Post a comment Thanks for signing in, . Now you can comment. (sign out)
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