Chris Roberts-Antieau – textile and mixed media artist If is one thing I could hope to say to all of you, it is to NEVER give up on your dream. I was a C and D student school, I had to repeat the ninth grade, I was not recommended for college (I didn’t go..) and …
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Linda Friedman Schmidt – I am very excited to be included in the Every Woman Biennial, an extraordinary All Women Art Biennial and Film Festival founded and curated by artist Christine Finley. She has created an opportunity for self-identifying women artists to cross-pollinate with each other across a wide variety of mediums, generations, racial and …
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PINIC – 55″x54″ Hand dyed & hooked wool, cashmere on linen Textile artist Rachelle LeBlanc’s hand hooked surface works blur the line between traditional craft and contemporary art. THREE GRACES – 30″ X 32″ Hand dyed & hooked wool, cashmere on linen Transformations – Hooked Sculpture at the Leighton Art Center in Calgary, Alberta was …
Billie Zangewa started drawing fashion illustrations at 10 years old and was already a fashion fanatic, reading Vogue magazine and watching Video Fashion Monthly religiously. She studied Graphics/ printmaking at Rhodes University in Grahamstown, South Africa and during this time her work explored cinematic narratives. After her studies, she returned to Gaborone where she first …
Telling stories with fabrics comes naturally to Chris Roberts-Antieau. She uses bits of fabrics for her paintbox and creates wonderful narratives that illustrate her world and ours. An extremely successful artist, her works are shown in over a hundred galleries nationally and too many museums to mention. Oprah and Lyle Lovett and Gillian Welch and …
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Hollis Chatelain is an internationally recognized and award-winning fine artist specialized in textile art. Through works that address challenging social, environmental, and political themes, Hollis reflects 12 years of experience living in West Africa and working with humanitarian organizations. Using a distinctive style characterized by a dream-like use of color and imagery, her dye-painted scenes …
Last February, we jumped in the car and trekked down to Seattle to see the very rich exhibition of Isabelle de Borchgrave at Bellevue Art Museum. What a treat!! No photos allowed so these two come from Isabelle’s site. The show focused on her collection of paper dresses and environments inspired by Mariano Fortuny. I …
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On our recent visit to Chicago, we did 3 artist studio visits in one day. Our first of the day took us north to Linden to the home and studio of artist husband and wife team, Igor & Marina, Igor Kozlovsky and Marina Sharapova. Marina was away visiting family in their native Russia and Igor …
