Hundertwasser 1960This weekend's workshop in Kingston seems to have come together on its own.
Eva Hesse 1966I'm teaching hand stitching with a modernist sensibility, based on archetypal symbols that are the basis for much of 50's and 60's art.
Nettie Kenedy 1955 (a Gee Bend quilt)I'll be showing these images on the first day.
"art does not reproduce the visible, rather it makes visible" Paul Klee
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It's going to be fantastic, I just know!
I have one of the Gee's Bend books - Architecture of a Quilt...one of my very, very favourites. I could go so far as to say it is the Gee's Bend Quilter's (from a book my mom brought home - she's a librarian - in the late 90's) that inspired me to make my first quilt, on my own anyway.
judy--kingston is not very far away...i'd love to get over for the lecture--
This is going to be such a wonderful experience (wish I could be there!). Love Hunderwasser and thank you for introducing me these other artists.
Jacky xox
I would love to hear your lecture and see your work in person. Maybe some day. We actually make it to Kingston once a year - in the summer.
funny, i just realized that we are not so far away from each other... perhaps one day you will see me in one of your workshops :)
I'm sure it'll be great!
wow! another awesome post! I think it will be fantastic!
I just KNEW that had to be Hundertwasser in the thumbnail! And here he is! We do not have enough of him around... -J
without a doubt wonderful.
the centering in the images is grand. little universes.
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