Showing posts with label fabric. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fabric. Show all posts

Thursday, September 19, 2019

Monday, September 2, 2019

Labor Day love


Surely a summer highlight was attending the opening night for artist and friend Gabrielle Lundy whose textile collage was shown at Chelsea's Viridian Artists juried exhibition in mid-July.  She flew in from Seattle to participate in the show upon learning her work had been included. 

Changing Hands, Stitching Stories is crafted from multiple up-cycled fabrics collected by the artist and mounted on an old picket fence.   

Gay has been creating textile collage and mixed media assemblage for over three decades now in spite of being diagnosed with severe rheumatoid arthritis.  

A self-taught contemporary maker who has lived all over the world, she celebrates everyday materials through exuberant color and design.

Labor Day love goes to this true labor of love! 

























Changing Hands, Stitching Stories, Gabrielle Lundy
(photos by me)
up-cycled cotton, linen, polyester, velvet, suede mounted on old picket fence....


for more about Gay Lundy and her work, visit
www.gabriellelundystuio.com 



Wednesday, November 15, 2017

Fortuny fantasy


At the Mariano Fortuny showroom in New York, nothing is wasted. 
Excess fabric cuttings are saved, collected and transformed into one of a kind patchwork piecework with the help of talented quilters in Mississippi....

Tis the holiday season -- you may find a fantastic Fortuny umbrella or fabric covered journal amidst the textile treasures, too...







at Fortuny, D&D Building

Saturday, November 4, 2017

change your clothes, change your clocks!

to round out the Halloween week palette, a charming, orange African wax print at MoMA ....

happy weekend, be safe!!

wax resist print at MoMA, Items: Is Fashion Modern?....
https://www.moma.org/explore/inside_out/2016/04/05/announcing-items-is-fashion-modern/