pulp | art & paper

I've reworked the site a bit so that I have a space to post updates about the shop, as well as information about shows happening in the gallery... I hope you like the new look!

Things are getting moved around a bit -- schedule-wise -- at Pulp. This month's Third Friday Gallery Opening has been bumped up to a Second Saturday event featuring work by Carlos Guerrero & Andrew Hershey. Click here to read The City Weekly's review of the show. The exhibit has been curated by the ever-talented and awesome Joey Lynch from Tugboat (details here). And, I'm switching up the store hours for the Spring. I know the schedule may not make a lot of sense, but I needed to work the hours around the schedule for the Blue Barn's production of Man from Nebraska (which I'm performing in!) I hope that it's not too much of an inconvenience, and that you'll find some time to come by for a visit soon. Here's the scoop:

New Spring Hours!
Starting on April 6th and continuing through May 12th, Pulp will be open during the following hours:
Tuesday and Wednesday 11am to 7pm
Thursday through Saturday 11am to 5pm
Sunday 12pm to 4pm
Closed on Monday

So -- I'll be closing a bit earlier over the weekends. But -- the big change is SUNDAY HOURS! Starting April 1st, you'll be able to visit the shop and gallery on Sundays. I hope that you'll be able to stop by and meet the lovely Annie Dilocker -- who will manning the front desk on Sunday afternoons. Originally from Missouri Valley, Iowa, Annie graduated from Morningside College in 2003 with an English degree and moved to Omaha in 2005 to work as a copywriter at NetShops. She now works as the super-smart assistant at RIA Compliance Consultants, Inc., during the week -- and also writes for her blog, http://www.whynotlime.com/.

New Stock to Chase the Gray Away!
I'm super pleased to announce that I'm stocking a new line of cards, from Fold, in the shop. Created by Miro Chun, each card is crafted with a design that she bends out of fine wire and attaches to wonderfully thick card stock. She also creates cards that, when opened, become amazing 3D mobiles. Her work has become some of my favorite in the shop!

Also on the shelves this month: brand new wallets from Queen-Bee Creations! Rebecca's designs for the spring are *gorgeous* -- leafy branches, cherry blossoms and a spoutin' whale adorn her leather-free vinyl wallets and pouches. And, I have a new children's book designed by Nikki McClure, new journals and datebooks from Little Otsu, new imprintable invites from Smudge Ink, and will be stocking the new journals and cards designed by Nantaka Joy.