Tuesday, November 23, 2010
The Show and Sale November - 2010
Saturday, November 6, 2010
words,wit,wisdom,and wool


words,wit,wisdom,and wool
November 6 - December 24,2010
Opening Reception: Saturday November 13 from 2-4pm
Alberta Craft Council Discovery Gallery 10186 - 106 Street, Edmonton AB
“words, wit, wisdom, and wool” draws its name from both the inspiration and the materials for this exhibition. “words, wit & wisdom” came from a series of texts - erotica, poetry, short stories, lyrics, and personal musing - that have one thing in common; they are all written by and or are about the gay male experience, while “wool” comes from one of the major building blocks of the series - industrial wool felt. The series will include a variety of techniques, applique and embroidery both machine and hand wrought.
Matt Gould has been a practicing artists for over thirty years with work in private and public collections across Canada, the US and in Europe. Matt’s addiction to linen, wool and gingham has inspired him to created pieces large and small. “I enjoy the mechanics of the work, giving ‘mistakes’ their due. I enjoy being a man challenging stereotypes and perceptions as to what is an what is not acceptable as a masculine pursuit.”
This exhibition is presented in partnership with Exposure: Edmonton’s Queer Arts and Culture Festival. Exposure questions & inspires,
celebrates & expands, the spectrum of queer expression.
Sunday, October 31, 2010
2010 Contextural Christmas Artist Show & Sale

Monday, October 25, 2010
coming up roses
And why am i showing this on the group blog? Because if you have any interest in eco printing with rose leaves (and a few other leaf types as well), i am a floral designer by day--that means i have access to rose leaves all year round. If you'd like any, just contact me and i'll save you some, no cost, no hidden agenda.The photo on top was done with leaves from a naturalized Alberta rosa, leaving delicate prints, but not a lot of detail. The ones below were done with commercial rose leaves, resulting in a more robust and at the same time finely detailed print.


All done on silk, cooked for 2 hours with a small alum mordant, then left for 4 days to ripen.
Sunday, October 17, 2010
DOCUMENTATION exhibition








Dana Roman:
Siri McCormick:

Lynn Pfleuger:
Melinda Topilko:
Anne Fetterley:
Karin Millson:
Tara Griffiths:
Julie Baratta:
arlee barr:
For more photos, please go to Karin's posts at her blog; One, two and three.I apologize too for not including some of the photos i took--they were left out only because the shots did not turn out clearly, not to slight anyone! Please, if you have any, do add them!























