"Consumer Cloth" Exhibition at Baton Rouge Gallery
AUGUSt 25, 2025
BY Shyla Krishnappa
Professor of Practice Jill Stoll will present six new works from her ongoing Consumer Cloth series at the Baton Rouge Gallery of Contemporary Art, on view from August 29 to September 21.
Size: 21” x 56”
Materials: cardboard, pen, paint, glue
Year: 2023
Using deconstructed cardboard boxes—materials tied to her own patterns of consumption—Stoll meticulously weaves layered compositions that transform discarded packaging into richly textured “cloth.”
Size: 67” x 22.5”
Materials: cardboard paper, ink, watercolor, glue
Year: 2024-2025
These pieces reflect on sustainability, personal narrative, and the hidden beauty of the everyday, continuing her exploration of design, craft, and contemporary life.
Size: 94” x 26.5”
Materials: recycled cardboard, ink, paper, glue
Year: 2024
To learn more about the exhibition, see the image below or visit the Baton Rouge Gallery website: https://www.batonrougegallery.org/
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