Embroidery, as an artistic craft has made a remarkable comeback. From domestic tools and quiet hobbies, embroidery is now a full-scale cultural movement, with many iterations taking place internationally. Voor……
Read More »…leave it for the writer to add all the complimentary adjectives. If not, your press release may sound like an advertisement–not a press release. They may just pass it on……
Read More »…serving as an effective social ice-breaker. When not in her Minneapolis garden, she is in the basement wet felting. Check out her profile and images in SDA Members’ Directory: www.surfacedesign.org/users/marjorie-fedyszyn……
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…Devon Merrill are a mother-and-son design team, whose work combines an array of textile techniques with embedded electronics to create technology-inspired fashion. Rachel Merrill and Devon Merrill Wearlight 2016, cotton,……
Read More »…celebrate the creative spirit. Museum Address: 703 South 2nd Street, LaConner, WA, 98257 360-466-4288 Event Address: LaConner Middle/High School, 404 N. Sixth St., LaConner Website: www.qfamuseum.org Artist Inquiries welcome: fiberfest@qfamuseum.org……
Read More »…public space had yet to be confirmed. I contacted the Library Board of the region, who were very receptive to the project and willingly provided additional funds to complete it….…
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…is the question we are most frequently asked. “The constant loss” is the most honest answer – out of many possible complex answers to that question. (Note that this requires……
Read More »…mosaic-like curves showed a detail of Carole Simard-Laflamme’s complex sculpture installed in the balcony at St. Joseph’s Church, Deschambault. In an opposite corner a vast spread of pieced canvas laid……
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…statements, gallery communiqués, or residency or grant applications. Just as regular exercise makes it easier to run a mile, writing about art sharpens your mind and trains you to communicate……
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…all.” (p.100) Eventually, as he comes round to conclusions, Kary notes that we, humans of the 21st century, are losing our grip. (p.177) And he means it both metaphorically and……
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