Bright & Shiny

A work in progress, dispatches from an isolated assemblage/textile artist who flirts with OCD. Read me rant and rave about my attempts to exhibit, teach, and administers all things arty farty.

Tuesday, January 30, 2007

Review of "Cotton Candy Bunny Ears"

This is what happens when you create a pithy title for your exhibition...... (you can either click on the title of this blog entry or cut/paste the following URL: http://www.kentucky.com/mld/kentucky/entertainment/16549740.htm).

I'm still working on the "You Made Your Bed" piece, but tomorrow and tonight I have to begin getting my act together for the workshop @ the Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft. Yesterday I worked on my homemade thank-you cards (my secret weapon, and fun brainless activity). I ordered some slides, hopefully which will arrive this week, for exhibition submissions, and in February I have two workshops to prep for, one listed below.

This is a great workshop for people who don't want to commit a ton of time to learning these techniques. It's a good, basic, quick study in the techniques I use in my textile assemblages. The sewing, quilting, embroidery, and embellishing techniques are all hand-worked, no sewing machines used (allowed! ha, ha).

!!!WORKSHOP INFO!!!
Jennifer Reis
Embellished Textiles
February 10th from 12-4
KENTUCKY MUSEUM OF ART AND CRAFT
$40.00 for KMAC members, $45.00 for non-members

WORKSHOP DESCRIPTION:
Explore and learn innovative art quilting. embroidery and embellishing techniques by designing and creating a small scale hand sewn and embellished textile collage. Experienced and novice sewers alike will create a mini artwork using hand-worked techniques such as raw applique, quilting and embroidery techniques with floss and thread, beading, and embellishing with found objects. Students will also learn concepts of design and color specific to art quilting, as well as presentation tips for their finished mini-artwork. The artist will bring her own artwork as well as inspiration sources for student use. The supply fee includes the basic materials for applique, quilting, embroidery, and embellishing; however, students are encouraged to bring special embellishments to further personalize their artwork.

LINK: http://www.kentuckyarts.org/SaturdayMorning.cfm

1 Comments:

Blogger Begley said...

Looks like you are a busy girl these days. Thanks for all of the enlightenment from FNA 160 from Fall 2005!

6:07 PM  

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