…Pye’s cogent distinction between “worksmanship of risk” where the outcome isn’t known at the start, and “workmanship of certainty” in which the end is calculated at the beginning. Jackson Pollock’s……
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This month’s member spotlight is Leslie Horan Simon. Leslie’s efforts to protect rare and endangered sheep breeds inspires her work and her focus on using carefully sourced wools. Leslie is……
Read More »…paper and leather goods. Be creative! Surprise us! Just know the end result must have a more elevated appearance. This is meant for adults not children, so strong design, quality……
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…share art projects, articles, and coordinate events and meet-ups. Lady Art acts as a safe space—encompassing all ethnicities, genders, and creative endeavors. Today we’re spotlighting four recent projects from Lady……
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…roles of hand and machine work in high end ready-to-wear. “There is no conflict,” she said, citing works in the 2016 exhibition, Manus x Machina, at the Metropolitan Museum of……
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…begun. With ochre painted faces, the indigenous aboriginals sang and danced in a cloud of smoking eucalyptus leaves to mark the start of Mountain to Mouth, an extreme two-day spiritual……
Read More »…use of resists. Featured are a series of demonstrations, structured studies and inspired experimentations with an emphasis on process, theory and developing an aesthetic rather than a functional end product….…
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…Fragments is on display now (until the end of November) at Joan Truckenbrod Pop-up Gallery in Corvallis, Oregon. These works use semiotically-charged materials such as salt, cotton cloth, thread, and……
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…the process of the structure disintegrating—I’m less interested in looking at the beginning and the end, although both are obviously integral to understanding the middle. As the ice melts, it……
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…(detail) 2017, cotton thread on linen, 28” x 29”. As a gardener, a dreamer and lover of the soil I end up spending a lot of time crouching in the……
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