OPENING RECEPTION OCT 4
EXHIBITION OCT 12 & 19, 2023
HPHX Gallery is proud to present “Searching for Hollis Fingold”. Opening reception Oct 4, 5-7pm. Visits Oct 12 and 19. RSVP info@phxgallery.com
HGroup of lacquered boxes handmade in the 1980s by Hollis Fingold at Radar Design, Denver Colorado. Signed, hand painted, inside cushion and silver label. Airbrush, paint, sometimes glitter.
HShaped like alien pets, Hollis Fingold's boxes hover on their four pointy legs, with lid handles resembling punk hairdos.
They are sensual but dangerous creatures that one must adore to tame and open.
HShaped like alien pets, Hollis Fingold's boxes hover on their four pointy legs, with lid handles resembling punk hairdos.
They are sensual but dangerous creatures that one must adore to tame and open.
OPENING OCT 4, 5-7 PM
VISITS OCT 12 & 19, 2023
PHX Gallery is proud to present
“Searching for Hollis Fingold”.
Opening reception Oct 4, 5-7pm. Visits Oct 12 and 19.
RSVP info@phxgallery.com
Group of lacquered boxes handmade in the 1980s by Hollis Fingold at Radar Design, Denver Colorado. Signed, hand painted, inside cushion and silver label. Airbrush, paint, sometimes glitter.
Hollis Fingold's boxes belong to another world
ABOUT HOLLIS FINGOLD
HBorn in 1944, Fingold’s creative journey took her to Denver Colorado, where she established her studio Radar Design, in 1986.
HHer telephones, boxes and furniture graced television shows, movies, commercials and celebrities interiors, finding their way into department stores, art galleries, and museum stores worldwide from China to Hollywood (the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles, Bloomingdale’s and Disney World).
HIn recognition of her remarkable contributions to the craft world, Fingold was listed in "Profiles: Who's Who in American Craft" in 1993.
“People always asked me what I would call my genre”
HIn recognition of her remarkable contributions to the craft world, Fingold was listed in "Profiles: Who's Who in American Craft" in 1993.
ABOUT HOLLIS FINGOLD:
Born in 1944, Fingold’s creative journey took her to Denver Colorado, where she established her studio Radar Design, in 1986.
Her telephones, boxes and furniture graced television shows, movies, commercials and celebrities interiors, finding their way into department stores, art galleries, and museum stores worldwide from China to Hollywood (the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles, Bloomingdale’s and Disney World).
“People always askED me what I would call my genre”
