Visual Art Dec 4, 2019 at 4:00 am

Art in the Age of Single-Use Plastic

Maria Phillips's Undercurrent: Plasticene at Bellevue Arts Museum is weirdly alluring.

Jas Keimig
Phillips stitched together close to a thousand pieces of nonrecyclable plastic. Emilie Smith
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Thank you, Jasmyne, for covering local artists.

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