I’m working on an installation that will show at Shift Collaborative Studio in Seattle through the month of July–a 25 foot accordion book, a story without words, a different perspective of Home.
Here are a few sneak previews:
University of Washington staff, faculty and affiliates are invited to join s for FREE 30-munite guided tours of the Henry’s exhibitions. Gather your colleagues and meet at the Henry for an engaging tour. New art will be explored each month. Make it a date! Stay for lunch in our café and keep the conversation going.
Wednesday, May30 12:00 – 12:30 PM FREE
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“Of course, big corporations are just as adept at manipulating the rhetoric of sustainability as young makers. But craft does have a special advantage. In the effort to promote more self-aware ways of living, the simple act of making by hand signifies direct engagement with an object, and therefore a degree of personal responsibility. Certainly, not every craft object is made sustainably; we have to get real about that.
Layers of the Hijab has started! It is a project inspired by 10 years of working with East African girls in the Seattle Public Schools. We are thrilled to have received a group arts project grant from 4 Culture to support the workshop through the sponsorship of The East African Arts and Cultural Association (the brainchild of my friend and artist/teacher…
Hi yall. I always find it interesting what people do with regard to influences and/or inspiration. There are those who share their influences aplenty and find the whole topic interesting and worthy; others who do so obliquely, mentioning a painting or school of art or period; still others who never mention anyone, who guard their secret stash of influences like gold. Maybe they’re right, I just never know.
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I am so in love with these guys. They are pretty much all named Sandy, but there really was an original Sandy.
Sketchbook bound and wicked good fun:
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