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Mo Ringey, Boston Bound
Mo Ringey, who knows how to apply reverse psychology to the news media, will have one of her fabulous ironing boards featured in an upcoming show at the Bromfield Gallery. I also would point you to a recent entry on her blog which, in her inimitable style, manages to drop us straight into 1990s Boston. Mr. Butch. Caroline Knapp. Cigar-smoking editors. Please read.
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I find Mo's Ringey's work very unique in her use of glass as a medium and the time period of objects in which she performs her wonders. The way the colors and patterns mold within the piece that she transends into an art form is truly amazing. I do wish that everyone could experience the sight and feel of her creations but must of all to the joy in meeting the artist herself.