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27 July 2009

Exciting News

Early this morning, I just read the press release and the postcard for the International Fiber Arts Festival in Vancouver, Washington. I have already made plans to attend the opening reception for Nature Gathered exhibition as well as Art in the Heart Festival and the Fiber Arts Festival. I can not even imagine how exciting these special events will be for me. Here's the postcard (front and back) as well as the press release from the Sixth Street Gallery.


FIFTH ANNUAL NATIONAL FIBER ARTS FESTIVAL
A Perennial favorite comes to Sixth Street Gallery

Vancouver, WA, July 22, 2009 - Opening August 5, Sixth Street Gallery presents the Fifth Annual Fiber Arts Festival. Also showing is Nature Gathered, a show of twelve artists from across the country. The show runs August 5 - 30, 2009. Opening reception is during the First Friday artwalk on August 7 from 5 - 9:00pm and coincides with the second annual Art in the Heart Festival.

This year's Fiber Arts Festival once again shows the vast diversity of the beloved art and craft medium. From weaving to stitching, from wall art to sculpture, from traditional to contemporary, this show has a little bit of everything. Twenty artists from across the country show work that ranges from playful to somber but is always beautiful.

In July 2008, a group of twelve mixed-media artists from across the United States, entered into a year-long art challenge to celebrate their love for all things in nature. Each month, the group chose a different nature-based subject to interpret and create in a variety of mediums, limited only in creating art that fit on, or within, an 8" by 8" canvas. Finished pieces use photography, paint, fabric, metal and fibers to represent the artists' vision of subjects as diverse as birds, seasons and the heavens. Each piece is a unique glimpse into the world of nature. For additional information, please view their blog.

Sixth Street Gallery is an all-volunteer, cooperative gallery located in the heart of downtown Vancouver. Since 2004, Sixth Street has been a venue for performance, spoken word, and visual arts as well as providing art education classes for all ages. For more information, please visit www.SixthStreetGallery.com.

1 Comments:

mary lawrence said...

Congratulations &rew! it must be very exciting to anticipate seeing your work from the past year displayed in a gallery in Vancouver. I look forward to reading your posts of the trip and the gallery opening.
mary