Women's Journeys in Fiber - Aprons: Myth Memory Fantasy


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Linda Sorken Eisenberg Madelyn Gaul Janette Gerber Marcia Lee Hartnell
 
  Cindy Heineman Nancy Herzog Candace Hoffmann Alice Jenks
 
  Laurie Kosky Cindy Kuo Kay Lange Joy Lavrencik
 
  Naomi McEneely Elizabeth Mini Vivian Morrison Jo Mortland
 
  Jeanne Reed Virginia Reisner Julia Rivera Shelia Schaeffer-Hirsh
 
  Barbara Schneider Sally Schoch Carolyn Seng Mary Krebs Smyth
     
  Loraine Stillman Gail Wessel    

(Photos by Patrick Fraser)


Apron (noun) a protective or decorative garment worn over the front of one’s clothes, either from chest or waist level, and tied at the back.

Problem - Using any textile technique or techniques, create a wearable apron that is inspired by myth memory or fantasy.

Process & Development -

Each participant will keep a journal/sketchbook paying particular attention to how you move through the creative process. Sketch, journal, sample, and photo document your steps along the way.

Each artist will write a statement to be displayed with the work. 

Exhibits

November 3-6, 2011, Chicago Botanic Garden. Opening, Thursday, November 3, 6:30-9pm.

January 29 - March 4, 2012, Anderson Art Center. Opening, January 29, 2012, 1-4pm.

March 10-18, 2012, Chicago Flower & Garden Show.


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