Monday, January 27, 2014

A Busy Week

"Stitch" opened at The Reston Arts Center on the 16th, then I took off for Fort Lauderdale, where I was a visiting artist at Broward College. I gave a talk on Thursday the 23rd (they tell me they videotaped it and it will available on YouTube some time this week), and a condensed, 3 hr version of my Visual Voice Workshop on Friday the 24th.



I have lined up a 2-day Dig Deep: Visual Voice Workshop with The Art Armory in West Palm Beach for 2015, and a Publicity Hat Workshop that we are hoping to schedule for 2014.

Wednesday, January 15, 2014

"Une Femme D'Un Certain Âge", 2014, 33 x 22", grey hair of many women embroidered on black cotton. Working photos. This work will be at the "Stitch" group exhibition along with 14 other works, opening tomorrow at The Greater Reston Arts Center in Reston, VA. 
 


 This is the catalog for the exhibition, with a detail of "Heart Center" on the cover!

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Tuesday, January 14, 2014

In January:

Giving an artist talk at Broward College in FL on January 23rd, followed by a free abbreviated version of my workshop, "Digging Deep: Find Your Visual Voice" on the 24th.

Showing my silverpoint spoons at "State of Emergency", opening on Jan 23rd at Davidson College in NC. The show is curated by Lia Newman, and features the work of Ai Weiwei, Miguel Aragón, Mel Chin, Joelle Dietrick, Eben Goff, Naoya Hatakeyama, Miki Kato-Starr, Tatana Kellner, Matt Kenyon, Mario Marzan, Richard Misrach, Jason Mitcham, Matthew Picton, Robert Polidori, elin o’Hara slavick, Katherine Taylor, and Paul Villinski.

A slew of my newest fiber work will be at "Stitch", opening Jan 16th at The Reston Arts Center in VA. Holly McCullough curated this show with Orly Cogan, Suzi Fox, Rania Hassan, Pam Rogers, Erin Endicott Sheldon, and Nathan Vincent. I will be showing 14-15 of my mosr recent works, including the hot-off-the-press embroidery featuring the grey hair of dozens of women, and "Dacades of Dreaming of You", on loan from a collector in Miami.

Saturday, January 04, 2014

In-progress hair embroidery, made with the grey hair of dozens of women.