We’re still at Canopy but we’ve moved across the parking lot to Trailer 12.
We’ll be open again this Saturday, Nov 1 from 12 - 4pm. Available for appointments until then. Email or text us: gallery@yarddog.com / 512-912-1613
We’re still at Canopy but we’ve moved across the parking lot to Trailer 12.
We’ll be open again this Saturday, Nov 1 from 12 - 4pm. Available for appointments until then. Email or text us: gallery@yarddog.com / 512-912-1613
Ellen Greene's Painted Gloves
July 31, 2013
Chicago artist Ellen Greene was born and raised in Lawrence, Kansas, a town full of contradictions: a mad mix of frat boys, Christian evangelists, ex-hippie hobos, punks and professors all called Lawrence their home. A compulsive drawer from an early age, Ellen was influenced by the art of various subcultures: tattooing, folk art from found objects, DIY fashion, punk rock etc. She paints on antique women's gloves, their implications of chastity and formality forming a backdrop for her personal interpretations of classic tattoo iconography.
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