I am excited to share the link to my section of the artist's talk that Miranda Bouchard, Penny Berens and I presented for the Mississippi Valley Textile Museum on September 29, 2021. I have a vimeo account and have uploaded just my small part.
is the video of my 15 minutes.
The Mississippi Valley Textile Museum will have a link to the complete talk soon. As soon as that goes live I will share it here.
As well, an online closing celebration is being planned for December 18. Here is the link to register for that - it is 2 pm EST. I hope that it will be recorded, crossing fingers.
https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZYufuuqpzkoEta0eTqYoubCl6JLoin0R6aK
For now though, please get your tea and come visit me on Manitoulin Island. In this slide presentation I share my view through the cedar trees to the sky and the water. It was my first time doing a live zoom with sharing my screen, so please forgive the first few minutes of not knowing.
7 comments:
(((Judy))) such an inspiring talk & loved seeing you standing next to those really long pieces, the scale of your work blows me away!
If "a stitch is a record that I was here" then a cloth on the scale of your making surely sings "and I cared"
lovely to hear you speaking...
Wow! Thank you for sharing the link. Such an inspiring talk! Your words and images gave such incredible insight into your work and process!
Judy, thank you for this-you are amazing to listen to! I love learning about your motivation and seeing your beautiful views, This was amazing, I had to watch it twice.
As always, thank you for your inspiration!
Tina Johnson
I enjoyed this very much - especially because I also had the memory of seeing those pieces. And perhaps also because I share with you a time of life. x
Judy~ Oh my. Listening to you in this talk & seeing the photos gave me such an insight to who you are, especially in relation to your work. Your views, as presented in the video really speak to how your environment impacts your stitch. So gorgeous and never the same! I will see the trees and more as marks on cloth as I commute this week. Thank you for these gifts. xo
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