Featuring works by:
Sarah Hollis Perry
Born 1934, Framingham, MA
Lives in Gloucester Massachusetts

I often employ handiwork skills associated with women’s work—weaving, knitting, and sewing. These were among the original recycling skills in earlier households where multiple uses were found for most everything that came into the house.

At Home, 2000
This is a “found” chair abandoned by its owner who acquired it originally at a going out of business sale. It is upholstered in a knitted plastic fabric made of New York Times home delivery bags which were deposited one by one on my doorstep over the course of four years.