My FiberWorks group puts on a show at a local library each year but this was the first year that we had an opening. We all deemed it a big success and hope to do it again next year. Although we were not allowed to serve wine, we did have bottled water and scrumptious goodies provided by members.
Susi made this beautiful flower arrangement for the table. The vintage calico pumpkins were made by our dearly departed Heloise, who started this group many years ago. Her daughter Chris, a weaver is now a member.
We had thirteen pieces in the show. Since our group now includes weavers, felters, knitters, and painters, our show had a nice diversity.
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| Shades I by Susi Lehman |
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| At the End of All Things by Gwen Hendrix |
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| The Transformation Is in the Folds by Beth Johnson |
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| Transplanted by Carolyn Cooney |
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| SW 8, Yellow to Red by Norma Schlager |
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| Great Expectations by Barbara Drillick |
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| Yiayia's Yellow Yard by Nike Cutsumpus |
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| From Leaf to Luxury by Christine Wilkinson |
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| In a Moment by Paula West |
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| Deep Sea Landscape 3 by Sawsan Ali |
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| Peak and Valleys by Jamie Lynch |
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| Waves by Susi Lehman |
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| Chromatic Conversion by Nike Cutsumpas |
The show will be up until November 7, so if you are in the area, please stop by. You have to read the artists' statements to see some of the fabulous transformations made for each piece.
3 comments:
Wow, some really beautiful work! Congratulations!
Beautiful opening. Congratulations! Wish I could see the exhibit in person.
What a fascinating exhibition with a wonderful diversity of media, execution and interpretation of the theme. I noticed that most of the pieces were mounted on covered board. Was this something that you agreed on in the group?
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