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Upcoming Workshop
Large and Shapely Paper from Plants
Monday, August 15, 2022 – Friday, August 19, 2022
TRURO CENTER FOR THE ARTS AT CASTLE HILL
5 sessions:
Hula hoops, embroidery hoops, bamboo steamers, take out container lids. These common household items can be used in a multitude of ways to create paper of unusual shape, texture and variety. Common fibers like grass can yield surprising results. We will connect through fiber and tool exploration, time, space, cloth, and paper. All participants will leave with at least one new homemade tool for papermaking at home; large, small, floating or scooping styles.
CURRENTLY ON VIEW in these exhibitions:
"Dream Together: Integrating Roots"
flax, linen and eel grass paper
with seaweed, pine seeds, kozo, onion skin, cedar bark and wax. 18" x 18" $800
"Tolerance Respect Unity Trust History/Herstory aka TRUTH"
Juried exhibition up until November 14
the Pilgrim Monument Provincetown Museum
in collaboration with the Provincetown Art Association and Museum
"Loss"
a photo of Harriet, a dancer and adult child of deaf parents signing the word for Loss.
Van Dyke print on Kozo and Flax paper,
diptych displayed on linen and eel grass paper. 17" x 37". $800.
Photography Open Call Show
The Provincetown Commons
"Patience"
titled for Patience Brook, named for Patience Gibbs "A free Woman of Color" who lived in Wellfleet until 1828 and the brook bears her name. Watercolor. Not for sale.
Members Open Exhibition
The Provincetown Art Association and Muserm
Share the light.
paper made from plants
I mostly work with paper that I make from fibers grown locally, corn stalks, lilies, ginko leaves, horsetail, onionskins.
Immersed in the process, the tactile experiences, the weather and light all effect my work.
My current work explores the moment in the movement.
Color, light, fibers, paper, connections: these are all the things that keep us connected.