Larry Weyand – Investigating how hard-to-swallow narratives can occupy space within the soft, fluffy boundaries of textile-based craft In conversations with family members around the dinner table, little moments of stress, anxiety, panic, abuse, disagreement, anger, addiction, sadness and loss all occur within the context of a good meal. In order to better …
Spinning out of control!
Given Covid, I’m amazed at how busy my world’s been these past months – some days are spinning out of control! Besides hosting events, I’ve been attending plenty of others. And then there’s the literal spinning, as in vertigo. For over a month, I’ve had days feeling as if I’m walking on the deck …
IN THE STUDIO – Nov. 4 with Nadine Flagel
Nadine Flagel – Slow art vs. Fast fashion Join Nadine Flagel as she talks about works-in-progress that explore the implications of fast fashion by restaging and reusing post-consumer textiles. Specifically, her works explore the rag yard as a source of crisis and creativity. Learn about moving between ideas and patterns, between technical problem-solving and …
“Holes” in “A Vision of Hope and Healing” art show
“A Vision of Hope and Healing,” 2020’s art show at the Santa Maria de la Vid Abbey in Albuquerque opens Friday evening. It’s a perfect theme for this year, no? Most happily, like last year, I have a piece, “Holes,” that was juried into the show. “Holes” was last year’s secret project; …
October events: Are you going?
OCTOBER EVENTS October started at a run right out of the gate. Not sure how that can be in these days of Covid, but I suppose it shows that we’re all adapting to our new reality. And, hey, it’s not all bad. Because of Zoom, many of us are seeing each other on a pretty …