My first show: ruminations
Here I am! Or more accurately, here is my table at the inaugural St. Louis Park Art Fair. As you can see, it was a beautiful day. The venue is very nice – I regret not getting a picture of the entire show from the bleachers. The Recreation Outdoor Center (ROC) is a facility about…
Thirteen hours
That’s how much time it took to overhaul this website. There is still work to be done – the most important to populate the portfolios – but I believe there are no errors. I started with Dreamweaver many years ago, with help – then moved to WordPress ten years ago, doing the work myself, and…
SAORI Eleven
I made two of these on this warp. One for the art fair and one for this coat. Unless, of course, two people want this scarf. Then I shall make myself another! The mohair boucle is fun in the twisted fringe.
The magic of wet finishing
The top of the picture and the bottom of the picture are (I believe) the exact same number of rows in this cotton and rayon scarf. The bottom one has been wet finished – and not very gently handled. See how it becomes more of a cohesive fabric? This is my ninth warp, pictured earlier…
The Shape of Things at the Missoula Art Museum
I recently visited the Missoula Art Museum in Missoula, Montana, and was quite impressed with the galleries and the exhibitions. My favorite was “The Shape of Things: New Approaches to Indigenous Abstraction.” Four Native artists were invited to participate in printmaking residencies supported by the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts. Each artist visited…