My morning has begun with finding the above on Laura K Aiken's blog. This is inivitation cover for the Tapestry Weavers South exhibition at the Anderson Arts Center that begins later this month. I plan to exhibit Intersecting Sine Waves and Comet in the Night Sky there. I am thrilled to see that Intersecting Sine Waves made the invitation cover! Such a great way to start the day! Thanks for posting that Laura!
For those in the area:
Anderson Arts Center
Opening Reception:Friday, August 28, 2009 • 7:00pm
Lunch & Learn Thursday, August 27, 2009 • 12:00 noon • $7
Join the Tapestry Weaver Exhibitors in a discussion about their artwork, their process and their passion.
Lunch is included in the $7. Call 222.2787 to register!
A Special Thanks to Tapestry Weavers South Sponsors:
John C. Campbell Folk School
American Tapestry Alliance
Tapestry Weavers South Exhibitors: Liliana Crespi • Marti Fleischer
10 comments:
Thanks for posting this... hope we get some of the postcards to send to friends/family/clients!
Congrats on your beautiful piece there!!
Tommye
P.S. hope you and your Shadow are doing well!!!
That's beautiful Jen, right smack in the middle of the invitation and it looks just so good. Congrats. Kaite
And a very prominent place on the invitation I might add! :-) I'm so excited for you, they are beautiful pieces. I hope you get a couple extras to put with those two pieces. I wish so much I lived closer.
I would love to see the show in person and of course, meet the artists! ( and their Shadows too!)
Wow - I gasped when I saw the invitation!! That's so great to see your sine waves on the cover!! Congratulations!!!!
Looks like a great exhibit! Wish I was there!!!
Sue
Congratulations! This is fantastic!
Your piece looks beautiful on the postcard! And I see Tommye's leaf there too. I bet it's going to be a great exhibit! Wish I could see it...
Thanks for the encouragement! I am excited about it! There are very talented artists in the exhibit and I think it's great I can slip in there. I think it will be good exhibit and the judge will be critquing on Friday, so I am interested in hearing what she has to say.
I'd be interested in any part of the judge's critique that you're comfortable sharing. I'm a big chicken about judges and jurying....which I might need to get over!!
I'm going to change the subject to a more doggie subject.....How Bailey became a water dog.
When we first got him (as a 12 week old pup), he wasn't very interested in water. We had to encourage him at first...we just felt he would love it so we took him wading.
He started liking it more because our other dog at the time, Kodi, and Bailey's best friend Hobbes both are dogs who like to actually swim.
Eventually he figured out that when he gets wet when we go for walks he's cooler. When he can't find water when we walk, he definitely goes slower. Lucky for him that our favorite 4 mile walk has 9 different pools, streams or swamps that he can cool off in.
He still doesn't like to get in past his shoulders. He can swim, but he doesn't do it very often, and almost never on purpose.
We do use a "go swim" command which he knows means he should go into the water then come back. It's mostly useful if we're near clean water and we want him to get cleaned off a little before jumping back in the car for example.
I'm sure Shadow, being a southern lab, will come to love water in short order if you want her to. Wading with her, or taking her to where other dogs play in water is a great start!
Sue
Well good grief, this is right in my neck of the woods. Congrats on your piece making the cover!
Leigh - scary how small the world can be isn't it??? You'll just have to come by the exhibition sometime this fall!
Sue - thanks for the info on Bailey. I'm sure it will take some encouragement. he hasn't experienced it before. I am though glad that he doesn't have this natural urge to roll in mud that I've heard about with other labs. Then again, he loves pungent smells - like the rosemary in the backyard and the febreeze when I sprayed it on the carpet. He rolled in both immediately. So that natural urge could be encouraged with certain things....
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