Cedar Wind Drawing, detail The Artist Reception for Articulation’s ‘Forest and Sea and the Place Between’ exhibition at Portals Gallery, Duncan is on Saturday 13th from 3 to 5 pm. Artists Wendy Klotz, Ingrid Lincoln, and Lesley Turner will be in attendance to talk about their work and they look forward to answering questions about […]
Read More...This year Articulation members collected in Winnipeg Manitoba to begin their annual 2016 Study Session. Winnipeg has wonderful artwork on its buildings – old and new. View from the rooftop of Mandy’s studio building. This rooftop building has stories to tell. Descending Wendy, Mandy, Donna Go to the Articulation’s blog link here to see more of what we got […]
Read More...Here is my Postcards From Fundy series where I looked at the history of human settlement in the Bay of Fundy through the textiles the people made, wore and used. When people entered the gallery Wendy Klotz’s “Lost at Sea” work greeted them. It was so moving to talk to a man who had worked as a […]
Read More...The 1st showing in Canada of the Articulated Materials: Bridging Waters exhibition opens in a month, at the Cre8ery Gallery in Winnipeg. The name of the exhibition explains how the it came about and also it’s content. Articulated Materials – Articulation, a Canadian group of fibre artists teamed up with a similar group called Material Girls, […]
Read More...This weekend the Whyte Museum in Banff, Alberta, opened a new series of exhibitions, including one by Articulation 6 Articulation members traveled to Banff for the opening There is lots of signage outside the museum Opening speeches by Michale Lange, museum director, Gloria Daly, Articulation rep, and curator Mary Beth Laviolette and demos by Articulation members: […]
Read More...I have started working on a new body of work It began with an Articulation study week, where we explored the Bay of Fundy.Here we are stopped for a roadside lunch I have decided to explore all things red because it struck me as the dominant colour whereever we went around the coastline.Fields of red-leafed low-bush blueberries. […]
Read More...After a successful opening night, Articulation members conducted tours . . . here’s Wendy leading a tour . . . . . . demonstrations . . . Ingrid demonstrated collage techniques while Wendy and I hand stitched on her creations. Audience members sometimes took over the stitching and were delighted when they were given a […]
Read More...On the left hand side of the upstairs room:‘The Day the Queen came to Tea’ – mine and Donna’s ‘All That Glitters Is Not Gold’…. …and next to that my ‘Cryosphere’. On the end wall: my ‘Black Rock~White Cliffs~Blue Sea’ and Wendy’s ‘Frobisher’ portrait. Also, my ‘Compass With Lattitude’. All in the ‘Frobisher’ body of […]
Read More...Friday morning Wendy and Bob hang the last works. People coming to the exhibition in the Victoria College of Art, open the front doors and see my ‘Reading the Past I’ from the Badlands body of work. Then they look up the stairs, to see Vickie Newington’s Winnipeg – ‘The Colours That Lie Within’, which […]
Read More...The morning of the hanging began with looking at each of the spaces we had to hang work in the college then unwrapping the works and putting them in the rooms where they would would be hung. The work was grouped into 5 bodies of work: Badlands – Dinosaur provincial park, Alberta, Frobisher – ice […]
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