In a show created by Aaron L. Peterman (above), a retail area (at left) doubles as a conceptual art installation, with teddy bears (below) selling for $75.
(Essdras M Suarez/Globe Staff (Above))
Consumer culture
High-end art meets holiday shopping in an unusual gallery show
In a show created by Aaron L. Peterman (above), a retail area (at left) doubles as a conceptual art installation, with teddy bears (below) selling for $75.
(Essdras M Suarez/Globe Staff (Above))
At Miller Block Gallery this holiday season, there’s a splashy display of throw pillows, teddy bears, tote bags, and refrigerator magnets with iconic Boston scenes wheeling across them in a dazzling kaleidoscopic pattern. It’s all reasonably priced, starting at $25 for a pack of eight magnets. (Full article: 1256 words)
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