Tag Archives for ceramics
Translator …and the Case for Infinite Sadness, 2012 porcelain, mixed media; 48″ h. x 96″ w. x 12″ d. Janice Jakielski is this year’s Visiting Artist in Residence in the ACAD Ceramics Program. Jakielski’s work incorporates porcelain, embroidery and mixed … Continue reading →
17. September 2012 by Mackenzie Frère
Categories: artists |
Tags: ACAD, ceramics, embroidery |
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Translator Folly: Château Mathieu opens later this month at the Esplanade Art Gallery in Medicine Hat. In the summer of 2009, Alberta artists M.N. Hutchinson, Walter May, Gloria Mok, Greg Payce, Laura Vickerson and visual arts writer/curator Diana Sherlock received … Continue reading →
16. September 2012 by Mackenzie Frère
Categories: artists, events, exhibitions |
Tags: Alberta, Calgary, ceramics, Medicine Hat, mixed media, photography, sculpture |
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Translator2011 was a busy year on ArtClothText and I was hard-pressed to pull only a few highlights to share with you this New Year’s Eve. I suppose a good place to start would be Studio Practice, a series of posts … Continue reading →
31. December 2011 by Mackenzie Frère
Categories: Uncategorized |
Tags: art, ceramics, design, ecology, felt, MoCC Laurie Herrick Residency, natural dyes, studio practice, weaving |
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Translator Household Notions at the Telephone Booth Gallery Nov 30, 2011 – Jan 28, 2012 Featuring work by: LIZZ ASTON – paper burn-out, porcelain NOELLE HAMLYN – free-motion embroidery PAM LOBB – mixed media printmaking DORIE MILLERSON – needle lace … Continue reading →
03. December 2011 by Mackenzie Frère
Categories: artists, designers, events |
Tags: ceramics, embroidery, glass, lace, Ontario, printmaking, Toronto |
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26. September 2011 by Mackenzie Frère
Categories: exhibitions |
Tags: ceramics, craft, United Kingdom |
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TranslatorPrecise: Craft and Process “…brings together five contemporary artists who integrate beads, fibres, clay, silver and industrial metals into works of art that expand the definition of craft. The laborious production techniques result in skillfully constructed and conceptually complex pieces. … Continue reading →
10. September 2011 by Mackenzie Frère
Categories: artists, exhibitions |
Tags: Alberta, Calgary, ceramics, Halifax, Manitoba, metal, Nova Scotia, tapestry, Winnipeg |
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Translator Narwhal Art Projects is pleased to present Pretty, Strange, an exhibition of works by Julie Moon from August 11th to September 4th, 2011. Inspired by the tactility and anthropomorphic qualities of clay, Moon’s undulating, organic sculptures pay reference to … Continue reading →
08. August 2011 by Mackenzie Frère
Categories: exhibitions |
Tags: ceramics, Ontario, Toronto |
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Translator Jason Russel is currently the featured artist in the Gallery at the Museum of Contemporary Craft in Portland, Oregon. I make objects because it feels very human to me. It gives me a sense of participation in this time … Continue reading →
07. July 2011 by Mackenzie Frère
Categories: artists, exhibitions |
Tags: ceramics, Museum of Contemporary Craft, Portland |
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TranslatorLinen Diaspora is curated by Karen Fleming and features the work of: Carole Frève, Derek John Wilson et Jill Phillips, Janine Parent, Liz Nilsson, Lyndsey McDougall, Marie-Claude Morin, Martha Cashman, Pierre et Marie, Rachel O’Neill, Stuart Cairns, Susan Warner Keene, … Continue reading →
24. June 2011 by Mackenzie Frère
Categories: artists, designers, events, exhibitions |
Tags: ceramics, linen, metal, paper making, Quebec |
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08. April 2011 by Mackenzie Frère
Categories: exhibitions |
Tags: ceramics, Nova Scotia |
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