Single Use / Long Memory: A Solo Exhibition by Jill Stoll

August 10, 2026 – September 10, 2026

Daily from 9am - 5pm

Gallery Talk: Wednesday, August 26, 2026

12pm - 1pm

Single Use / Long Memory is a solo exhibition by artist and Tulane Professor of Practice Jill Stoll, bringing together woven and constructed works made from cardboard, aluminum coffee capsules, and invasive vine. Each work begins with a material whose previous life remains visible. Rather than disguising or erasing those histories, Stoll transforms the materials through weaving, accumulation, compression, and suspension. The exhibition considers what happens when materials associated with consumption, excess, or disposal are given new forms while retaining evidence of what they once were.

A gallery talk with Stoll will take place Wednesday, August 26 at noon in Richardson Memorial Hall, Gallery (Room 214), with live music by Skyler Choice.

Questions? Contact jstoll@tulane.edu

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