Starting this Saturday, you can shop for holiday gifts at Winter Yoo-Hoo, a pop-up craft shop of handmade gifts by regional artists at ArtWorks. The gallery is located at 811 Race St. downtown, and special holiday hours will be Mon-Fri 9am-5pm and Saturdays noon-5pm [with edible treats on Saturdays]. The shop runs 6 Dec-22 Dec.
Our work will include Cincinnati floursack towels and, from our brand-new Streetflakes line, notecards, trivets and screenprints:
Older pieces will be for sale as well, including screenprints from the Accidental Aphorisms series, Ohio River coasters in several colors, and Please? screenprints:
Our work will be in great company, with pieces from Kevin Carlisle, Betsy Couzins, Chad Cully, Rita Davis, Julie Dunbar, Jen Edwards, Judy Evans, Laura Foster Nicholson, Kathryne Gardette, Sandra Gross, Zach Herrmann, Amanda Hogan Carlisle, Nancy Hopkins, Rena Hopkins, Matt Kotlarczyk of Refined Sugar Studio,, Brooke Medlin, Maria Pahls, Merle Rosen, Kathy Smash, Katie Swartz, Stacey Vest, Jennifer Zimmerman Garter, and more.
I will be by Saturday after Carolfest.
Comment by Mike — December 5, 2008 @ 12:06 am
[...] batch of floursack towels is left over from what we had for sale at the Winter Yoo-Hoo holiday pop-up shop at ArtWorks in downtown Cincinnati. They are 100% cotton, 26×36 inches, [...]
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[...] Or, combine, these two ideas — Artworks, Cincinnati’s uber-cool art program, is right up the street from the skywalk. Their summer program could help high school students channel their creative energy into an entrepreneurial endeavor. A mentor, maybe someone from DAAP, could guide the apprentices through a product development project that would launch and be sold in this funky space, an appropriately surprising spot for a pop-up shop. [...]
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[...] my OTR Anagram print, which is also available at MiCA 12/v on assorted vintage wallpapers, and a set of our streetflake trivets, left over from Winter Yoo-Hoo at [...]
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