…the foundation for further development of composition: Here is Venice II, her finished composition: She explains, “the biggest advantage of having the fleece printed is the size; the blankets are……
Read More »…Ottoman architectural tile decoration. The famous Koza (cocoon) Han, a caravanserai/commercial center built in 1490 at the command of Sultan Bayezid II, still bustles with activity and customers (including Woodbury……
Read More »…The gallery is located in a renovated 1860s English Sheep barn at the home of Emile’s daughter, Emilie Gruppe Alexander, and her husband Stuart, and promotes local New England artists……
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A solo exhibition of Garry Noland’s new and recent works on paper, mixed media sculpture and paintings. Image Title: Ladder Media: Flashe on corrugate with decollage 92″ x 36″ photo:……
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…members have taken classes, taught, and had residencies at Arrowmont, and this new project they’re launching is another exciting option for fiber artists out there! Forkner will begin her Fall……
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…Jo Hamilton’s Knots in Time Features Portraits in Crochet” by Lex Nelson spotlights Hamilton’s new work and exhibition, Knots in Time, at the Boise Art Museum—on display through May 13th,……
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…[of color] though the passage of time.” She is thrilled by the way physical space changes with light. Anita Bracalente The Wave circa 1986, stained glass, commission, 36″ x 288″….…
Read More »…include, but not limited to: a first place and best of division in the Southwest Association of Indian Arts (SWAIA) Indian Market held annually at Santa Fe, New Mexico; a……
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…of memory keeping, and sharing those memories, with friends was not a new phenomenon” (p.141) Women were tapping similar urges in quilt making. Due to their fabric arrangements and production……
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…farm animals.” I was speechless. Sheep and their wool-growing lives are, and have been, utterly fundamental for humans. And so argues author and fellow shepherd Sally Coulthard in her new……
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