As usual, my trusty camera tagged along so that photos could be taken. Numerous pieces were under glass and so not easily photographed. The following are those that I could get of good shot of. I've linked back to the artist's web site when possible. Enjoy!
Blood Moon
In A Galaxy
In A Galaxy, detail
Solar Flare
Ombrouchure
Ombrouchure, detail
top row Francine Even
bottom row Anita Balkun
Temple of Prayers
Mad Plaider
Mad Plaider, detail
Christine Wilkinson
Homage to Anni
Christine Wilkinson
Homage to Anni, detail
Kozo Totem
Kozo Totem, detail
Copper
Copper, detail
Common Threads
Common Threads, detail
Taj Mahal
Honorable Mention
Taj Mahal, detail
Jennifer Coyne Qudeen
Mending the Wayfarer's Path
Jennifer Coyne Qudeen
Drawings from the Stargazer's Diary
Award of Excellence
Nice you got to the show before it closes! :-)
ReplyDeleteJ - amazing variety - I really liked the work of that J C Q person. Go well. B
ReplyDeleteThat J C Q person does okay at times. Glad you like the work. Enjoy!
DeleteShhh, don't tell anyone, but your Drawings from the Stargazer's Diary is my favourite of them all. Congratulations!!!
ReplyDelete(I promise not to tell. Many thanks!)
DeleteBeautiful work to enjoy from a great distance! I'm especially fascinated by the technique used by Sooo-z Mastropietro in her two pieces. As a regular visitor to Scotland, 'Mad Plaider' is most amusing ... and then of course there are your two beautiful pieces! How I wish I could see them all ...
ReplyDeleteOur chapter of SDA is a very talented gathering and our work is as diverse as we are. Wouldn't it be fun to have the exhibition travel your way? Of course, someone would need to travel with it... Enjoy!
DeleteOOOh now there's a thought! New Brewery Arts in Cirencester would suit me fine and I can recommend the Cotswolds as a place to visit ...!!
DeleteFantastic show and I am now following even more people, thanks for showing this and congratulations. I popped over to Morna Crites Moore's blog and what should I see but your red boat, brilliant.
ReplyDeleteWonderful! It's always fun to be able to introduce new artists to my blogging friends. And, yes, Morna got a great shot of my red boat. I'm going back next week to take photos of the exhibition to post. Stay tuned. The red boat may even show up here. Enjoy!
DeleteThanks for the beautiful recap
ReplyDeleteYou're most welcome! Many thanks to you and Anita for curating such a beautiful show. Enjoy!
DeleteOh, I tried to reach out and touch these through the ether ... to no avail. Such tempting glimpses of beautiful work, some already known (Morna) and others to be explored.
ReplyDeleteI particularly liked the pairing of the weavings by Francine Even and Anita Balkun. Nicely hung!
And I'll look forward to seeing more about the Red Boat. Meantime, thanks much for putting together this post!
Oh! I know that feeling of fingers yearning to touch the textures of a piece of art. This was an exhibition of the varied textures and colors of fiber art, not to mention a wonderful example of just how diverse the medium can be. Stay tuned for more photos of Francine Even's work. Tomorrow I go to photograph By A Thread (where my red boat currently is) and there's more of her exquisite weavings there...
DeleteINSPIRING!
ReplyDeleteLike others J I think you work is the standout here - congratulations! The works look at home in such a beautiful gallery space...
ReplyDeleteAwww shucks, Fiona. Thank you.
DeleteCongrats on your well-deserved award! I really appreciate you taking time to share these exhibitions with us; I would never see them otherwise!
ReplyDeleteso busy, and what a fine exhibition! haven't been over to visit, and am happy for you!
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