Jane Hoffman sold two of her tapestries to
McGraw-Hill Companies. The tapestries are in the permanent art
collection at McGraw-Hill's Polaris site in Columbus, Ohio. The
tapestries are titled "Croton: and "Lily".
"Croton" was shown in ATA's "Tapestries from the
Southwest" show, February 8 to March 12, 1999 at the Tucson/Pima
Arts Council, Tucson, Arizona and in the Intermountain Weaver's
Conference show "Fiber Celebrated", July 11 to October 3,
1999 at the Albuquerque Museum of Art, Albuquerque, New Mexico.
"Lily" joined the collection as soon as it was completed in
2002.
An article entitled "Visions of Nature"
in the current issue of Wildlife
Art magazine (January/February 2003)
includes the tapestries of Katherine Perkins. The article
introduces readers to unique artistic mediums for depicting wildlife.
Upcoming
COLORADO
Karen Crislip will be teaching "A Taste of
Tapestry", beginning/intermediate class at the Art Center of Estes
Park (Colorado) on July 16, 17 and 18. Please contact
artcenterofestespark@worldnet.att.net
or call 970-586-5882.
ILLINOIS
ATB4 tapestry exhibition sponsored by ATA. March
2-29, 2003. Ukrainian Institute of Modern Art, 2320 W. Chicago Ave.,
Chicago, 773-227-5522,
uima@netzero.net
NEW JERSEY
Tapestry and Navajo weaving classes for beginner
to advanced tapestry weavers with Carol Russell starting in early
spring. The Spinnery, 1367 Route #202 North, Neshanic Station, New
Jersey, 908-369-3260,
http://www.spinnery.net
Workshops include Navajo (Dineh) Weaving with
Marilou Schultz, June 20-25, and Exploring Tapestry with Rose A.
Bartlett-Vigil, July 11-15.
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