I was first taken with Jacob Hashimoto images on Pinterest and found myself collecting his works for my inspiration board over and over again.
So imagine how tickled I was to learn TSGNY was hosting a virtual artist talk with him this Fall.
I had many questions about how he assembles his kites, the materials he uses and how he transports his large installation works. He answered all this and more.
It was an illuminating and inspiring talk. See for yourself…
Featuring the Works of: Preksha Kapadia, Blond Jenny, and Theda Sandiford Curated by Kristin J. DeAngelis
Rewatch the SILVERMAN Presents “Pieces of Me” Virtual Art Opening on FB Live here.
The exhibition will be on view at The Majestic through end of February 2021.
For further information, please visit SILVERMAN or call (201) 435-8000. The exhibition will be on view during regular business hours and by appointment. To schedule a viewing, please contact curator, Kristin J. DeAngelis: (201) 280-4821 or kd@107bowersgallery.com. The Majestic is located at 222 Montgomery Street in Jersey City, New Jersey.
Images from Left to Right: Preksha Kapadia // The Art of the Assemblage. Media: Multiple fabrics and threads on wood Blond Jenny // Yeoja / Woman. Media: Dried flower petals and gouache on oriental paper roll Theda Sandiford // Pony Tail and Door Knocker Earrings. Media: Cotton rope, yarn, ribbon, sari thread and trim
My work Caribbean Friendship Bracelet was selected for Fiber Art Now’s Excellence In Fibers VI.
The Excellence In Fibers VI exhibition that was planned to open in December 2020 at the New Bedford Art Museum but will now be a virtual online exhibition running through March 2021.
And in publication
Caribbean Friendship Bracelet will also appear in the winter issue of Fiber Art Now’s annual Excellence In Fibers catalog issue out the end of this year.
On Friday, December 4 from 6:58-7:10pm I am hosting a Virtual Holiday Card Making Party.
A handmade holiday card is a magical way to show someone you care about them.
Spread your craft supplies out on a table. We are going to make holiday cards together on Zoom. I will provide instruction and take your questions during this live demonstration.
Suggested Supply List:
Plain paper or blank card and envelopes
Markers, crayons, paint pens and other decorating supplies
Wrapping paper, tissue paper, old holiday cards, photographs, newspaper and magazine cuttings.