ART PROSTITUTE PROUDLY PRESENTS
The Salad Days: September 2 – September 26, 2005
FEATURING THE WORK OF: TIFFANY BOZIC & JEREMY FISH
http://www.tiffanybozic.net
http://www.sillypinkbunnies.com

OPENING RECEPTION FRI. SEP 2 :: 4:30 – 7:30 pm

REEL CREATIVE FX
301 N. Crowdus St. (behind Cafe Brazil in Deep Ellum)
DALLAS, TX 75226
http://www.reelfx.com

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BIOGRAPHY OF TIFFANY BOZIC:
Tiffany Bozic is a Southern belle. She is not Scarlet O’Hara screaming blankly at the horizon, but the salt and dirt freckles of the earth she stands on, legs strong, eyes open. She is the kind of woman that, if photographed, should have the wind in her hair and a tall sky behind her. She is open, laid out like a picnic. Her paintings are her handmade invitations, elegant lines on wooden parchment. “Eat, eat, “they say with outstretched palms and fiery intelligence. And I’ve yet to meet anyone who’s turned her down.

Born: 1979 on a goat farm in Arkansas to a schoolteacher (mother: Avis) and an electrician (father: Fred). From an early age, her creative impulse was spurred on by her older brother and sister. The three of them would compete to see who could create the most perfect world on paper. They drew themselves, each other. Tiffany