There were many lovely things to be inspire and intrigue. Beautiful miniature feather cloaks; stylish neo-retro screen printing; lots of dolls; one tiny quilt, a Wearable Arts costume made out of teabags; sluggish soft furnishings... it was diverse and delightful. Here's a slightly random sample chosen largely because the work appealed and the photos turned out well (which is a roundabout way of saying there was plenty else that I liked).
Saturday, June 19, 2010
Pins and Needles
There were many lovely things to be inspire and intrigue. Beautiful miniature feather cloaks; stylish neo-retro screen printing; lots of dolls; one tiny quilt, a Wearable Arts costume made out of teabags; sluggish soft furnishings... it was diverse and delightful. Here's a slightly random sample chosen largely because the work appealed and the photos turned out well (which is a roundabout way of saying there was plenty else that I liked).
Labels:
art,
exhibiting,
stitching
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2 comments:
So nice to be able to visit these far away exhibitions via blog. I liked the Jane Siddall piece and I'd love to see the Valkyrie War Maiden in full. Tea bags make such beautifully textured material.
That all looks amazing! Thanks for blogging it otherwise I would have been none the wiser.
H
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