Each artist in the exhibition will have a chance to talk about their work. Merill Comeau, our juror, will give an introduction. You can text comments and questions via the text box during the Zoom session or email Linda Brown ahead of time (Lsbrown507@gmail.com).
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Do you know of an event of interest to our members? Please let us know, we want to share!
contact us at web@fiberartspgh.org
Wednesday, May 20: Rachel Rose: Lake Valley
Carnegie Museum of Art is launching its first-ever online exhibition series dedicated to its film and video collection. The series debuts with “Lake Valley,” a video work by Rachel Rose, who was featured in the 57th Carnegie International and the 2017 Venice Biennale. Inspired by 18th- and 19th-century children’s literature, Rose’s dream-like works explore timely themes of loneliness, imagination and personal connection. The online exhibit will be accompanied by virtual educational activities for all ages.
Do you know of an event of interest to our members? Please let us know, we want to share!
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Wednesday, May 13 at 2:00 PM EDT
Textile Talk: San Jose Museum of Quilts & Textiles
Fashion and Anti-Fashion: Reflections on Artwear with Melissa Leventon
A Pay-What-You-Can ProgramA special presentation on the history of the Artwear movement by curator and SJMQT board member Melissa Leventon, inspired by her 2005 exhibition Artwear: Fashion and Anti-Fashion at the Legion of Honor, Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco.
Melissa has authored or contributed to many exhibition catalogs and journals and teaches fashion history and theory at California College of the Arts. From 2006-2018 she was a senior consultant to the Queen Sirikit Museum of Textiles in Bangkok.
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Image – Hope Alcorn – Tasty Color Triptic.
In the midst of this pandemic crisis, the Guild is going online with virtual programs!
We are using Zoom to have meetings and lectures.
Show, Share and Critique is no longer just an opportunity to show your work, but also a chance to see old friends, and meet new ones!
Let us know who your favorite artists are. We may be able to bring them to town through zoom!