Salt, Pepper, and Local Art

Made Art Boutique has been having themed exhibitions for quite awhile now -- usually revolving around a functional, common item done up in different whimsical ways by local artists. The latest is called Seasoned, and it's all about salt and pepper shakers. Made enlisted local artists Joshua Dopp, Cyndi Coon (have you...

By Michele Laudig

February 19, 2009

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Made Art Boutique has been having themed exhibitions for quite awhile now -- usually revolving around a functional, common item done up in different whimsical ways by local artists.

The latest is called Seasoned, and it's all about salt and pepper shakers. Made enlisted local artists Joshua Dopp, Cyndi Coon (have you seen her groovy greeting cards?), Kaori Fujitani, Anne Rasmussen, Mike Farabee, and Deb Salec to make their own versions for the exhibition (and they'll also be available for sale).

February 20 is Third Friday -- the low-key,you-can-actually-get-a-good-look-at-the-art sibling to wild-ass First Friday -- and Made is hosting an opening reception from 6 to 8 p.m. The exhibition will be up for the next month.

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