Dulcey Heller

Category: Museums and galleries

  • Remembering 9/11

    As I’ve written here before, I participated in the Bead Quilt Project, to remember and honor 9/11 victims, their families, and the heroes that emerged. Sometime today, please consider browsing through the website. I’m happy to report that the Quilts have been accepted to the National Memorial at the World Trade Center site — read…

  • Fit for a Queen

    Ending soon at the American Swedish Institute in Minneapolis is an exhibit of Queen Silvia’s Nobel Gowns. Queen Silvia is a beautiful woman, very active in charities supporting children. Silvia Sommerlath wed King Carl XVI Gustav of Sweden in 1976, shortly after he ascended the throne. The gowns shown date from the 70s to today.…

  • Bead Exhibit at the Lux Center for the Arts

    If you’re anywhere near Lincoln, Nebraska, it looks to be worth your time to go to the Bedazzled exhibit, on now through then end of the month (only one month total run, I found it late).  Copying from the website, participating artists include: JoAnn Baumann, Wendy Ellsworth, Susan Fraerman, Kim Z Franklin, Susan Lenart Kazmer,…

  • Bead Dreams 2008

    Eighty works are available for viewing online, if you haven’t seen this yet.  In a quick peek, I see slews of large necklaces, as in previous years, and a few sculptures.  I don’t think I saw a single vessel.  Off to do more looking!

  • Beaded Mask Exhibition

    A half dozen or so people I know participated in this exhibition, put on by the Beadin’ Path in Freeport, Maine.  Everyone started with the same white plastered paper mask, and look at the results!