2. Andrea Zittel
I saw her work in MOMA's permanent contemporary collection. I think I'm in love.
Go here to see Art21's video about her: http://www.pbs.org/art21/artists/andrea-zittel
2007Having spent years gaining international recognition and developing a variety of concepts for living, from furniture manufacturing, A-Z Administrative Services to the design and construction of an island off the coast of Denmark, A-Z Pocket Property, Zittel returns to the gallery as fashion arena with smockshop. With the collection that consists of a series of smocks sewn and designed in cooperation with various artists, Zittel challenges the connection between fashion and function, design and life, and commerce and art, and makes these links explicit by selling her one-of-a-kind smocks at ready-to-wear prices. (Art21 Blog: http://blog.art21.org/2007/09/06/liberation-through-limitation%E2%80%94andrea-zittel%E2%80%99s-smockshop/)
See the smock shop at www.smockshop.org
Other miscillaneous artists
3. Cardboard Institute of Technology - a group of cardboard artists
4. Barbara Schulman - textile artist, Kutztown, PA
5. Marianne Jorgensen
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