Tag Archives for crochet

Love Lace

Translator134 artists from 20 countries unleash their passion for lace in this spectacular exhibition of winning entries and finalists in the Powerhouse Museum International Lace Award. Lace offers the mystery of concealment and the subtle interplay of space, light and … Continue reading

16. August 2011 by Mackenzie Frère
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Q the Arts | This Saturday only!

Translator Fairy Tales Presentation Society and Swallow-a-Bicycle Theatre are thrilled to present Q the Arts, Calgary’s inaugural Queer Arts & Cultural Festival! The festival will feature a broad spectrum of artistic genres, including visual art, theatre, music, dance and spoken … Continue reading

02. March 2011 by Mackenzie Frère
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Warm up…

Translator Took a walk at lunchtime with two colleagues (thanks Barb and Roisin!) to see a car covered in crochet and knitting. As we are experiencing a chinook here in Calgary it was a gorgeous, slushy, sunny afternoon. I am … Continue reading

26. January 2011 by Mackenzie Frère
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Clëmence Joly | The Wool Butchery

Translator Clëmence Joly‘s “The Wool Butchery was created for a window display at Barley Massey’s wool shop ‘Fabrications’ located in Broadway Market (London). Joly is currently working as a graphic designer in Paris. Thank you Kristofer Kelly

30. November 2010 by Mackenzie Frère
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Knitted Knotted Netted

TranslatorKnitted, Knotted, Netted is at the Hunterdon Art Museum, October 11, 2009 – January 24, 2010. The opening reception is tomorrow, Sunday October 18, with an artist panel discussion at 4:00pm. Exhibiting artist Abigail Doan is posting photos on her … Continue reading

17. October 2009 by Mackenzie Frère
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Josh Faught wins Betty Bowen Award

TranslatorI recently discovered the work of Josh Faught reading an articlre by Jen Graves on SLOG. Faught is the latest winner of the Seattle Art Museum’s $15,000 Betty Bowen Award. He is represented by Lisa Cooley Fine Art in New … Continue reading

18. September 2009 by Mackenzie Frère
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Make it a Pencil

Translator submitted by Robyn Love

23. January 2009 by Mackenzie Frère
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