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One of the wimples I made, belonging to Geoffrey Rosenthal, is currently on display through January 4, 2009 at the Fairfield Museum and History Center in Fairfield, Connecticut.
Family Connections: Telling Our Stories Through Heirlooms Heirlooms that are passed down from generation to generation give us a glimpse into life at a different time as well as insight into our own families. Family stories often accompany these objects, making them valuable, tangible pieces of an ancestor's life. This exhibit features cherished pieces that show how people forge and preserve links between themselves, their ancestors and descendants. Museum Location Museum Hours |
The first wimple I ever made, Raya's wimple, is currently in the NU Art exhibit at the Lichtenstein Center for the Arts until October 25, 2008. Wed-Sat, noon-5pm You can find the story of Raya's wimple on my website. Under "Wimples" click on "How I began Making Wimples."
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A CREATIVE CONVERSATION November 7, 2008 - January 10, 2009 ”A Creative Conversation" will open with a reception from 5 to 7PM on Friday, November 7th at the Lichtenstein Center for the Arts on 28 Renne Avenue in Pittsfield, MA. The two-woman exhibit is the culmination of a year-long project that stretched mixed-media artist Anne Pasko and fiber artist Fern Leslie into new artistic territory. The two artists alternated meeting in each other’s studios once a month where they created the criteria for new works of art and showed and critiqued the previous month’s work. The exhibit not only shows their 12 months of completed art work, but also summaries of each months’ criteria, quotes from the artists, as well as the art journals each kept as they progressed through their year. A “Creative Conversation” is more than an art show. It is a peek into the world of two artists and friends who gave themselves the freedom and flexibility to travel artistically together beyond their normal boundaries. Leslie and Pasko will also give a talk on the process, the challenges, and the rewards of their project on Friday, November 14th at 7 PM. Both the reception on November 7th and the talk on November 14th are free and open to the public. The Lichtenstein Center is open Wednesday-Saturday, noon-5pm. Lichtenstein Center for the Arts
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