Up and at 'em

MORPHOLOGY is up and looking great. 

Photos courtesy of Marie Craig really show off the space well.

Please join us for the following:

Reception

June 8, 5-7 pm

Have some great refreshments with us first and then wander over to Off The Wall and Community of Artists that's happening at Danforth Art from 6:30-9 pm

Artist Talk

June 14, 7:30 pm

Felted Orb Demo in the gallery

June 19, 3:30-5pm



MORPHOLOGY
Kay Hartung
Jodi Colella
Two mixed media artists explore the patterns and
structures of the biological world.

May 23-June 23
Fountain Street Fine Art
59 Fountain Street, Framingham MA

Gallery Hours:
Thurs-Sun 11a-5p and by appointment

Workshops!

Some fun workshop opportunities happening this June. Come explore material and learn how to create your own masterpieces. It's always a good time!

NEEDLEFELTED ORBS

June 9 and 16

10 am-3 pm

Eliot School

24 Eliot Street, Jamaica Plain MA 02130

SCULPTURAL FIBER

June 22-23

10 am-3 pm

Fruitlands Museum

102 Prospect Hill Road, Harvard MA 01451

Check Eliot School and Fruitlands Museum links for more information and course descriptions.

Workshops

Happy to announce two new workshops that I'll be teaching:

FELTED ORBS at the Danforth Museum School in Framingham and SCULPTURAL FIBER at the Society for Contemporary Craft in Pittsburgh.

I'll also be giving a presentation at the Fiber Arts Guild in Pittsburgh entitled 'Intersecting Art, Science, Material and Process' - May 17, 2013.

Please check out info below and spread the word!

FELTED ORBS
December 5, 12  2012
9:30-2pm
Danforth Museum School

Build your own organic growth! Learn the technique of needlefelting with wool and a barbed needle. Create a three dimensional structure while exploring the unique qualities of this material. First week will cover basic technique. The second week will be about individual work and more advanced applications. There will be some homework in the week between classes.

SCULPTURAL FIBER
May 18, 19   2013
9am-4pm
Society for Contemporary Craft

Explore material and process in the creation of 3D constructions. During this workshop we will use commonplace materials with some age-old ingenious, handwork techniques such as knitting, weaving, felting, and crochet in the fabrication of surfaces and structures. Through class demonstrations and individual exercises, students will gain insight into the potentials of these low-tech and accessible methods and materials, as well as an understanding of some of the elements involved in creating three-dimensional works. Students will explore the innovative use of materials ranging from wire to wool from both manufactured and natural environments. Examples by other artists will be provided.