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sarah boyts yoder pop-up shop today!

Furbish, Uncategorized / March 10, 2015

our march pop-up shop goes live this morning at 11am and features artist Sarah Boyts Yoder – she paints bright and quirky shapes on reimagined canvases.  i love how she describes the experience of viewing her artwork:
“can something feel familiar yet strange? remind us of that one bloopy cartoon but hint at something darker? can we share an experience while we each have one of our own? can that help us consider another’s experience in a new way? “
we’ve also teamed up with simply framed for the first time to offer the option of a custom framing your purchase.    floating in a white gallery frame, the pieces take on a new life floating almost ethereally against the white mat.

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Written by Jamie Meares, Founder + Creative Director of retailer Furbish Studio.

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