Showing posts with label thread painting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label thread painting. Show all posts

August 17, 2013

3! Naked in New Hope

Join me for the opening reception  for 

Naked in New Hope 

Three of my works will be on exhibit in this  petite gallery along the railroad tracks which border this fantastic gallery and restaurant  town. I hope to see my friends there. Come for dinner in Lambertville, NJ or New Hope, PA and an evening stroll across the historic bridge over the Delaware river. Joel and I will be celebrating 27 years of marriage, come share a toast! 


September 7, 2013 6-9 PM

July 4, 2013

Mini Textile 2013 in Ukraine Accepts Two Works



6TH INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION of Mini Textiles 


JUNE 18-30, 2013

KHERSON, UKRAINE

will be the vacation spot for two of my works. Accepted for inclusion are Self Portrait Eye, and Mindfulness and Compassion bowl.
The catalog from exhibit can be seen here.



A review, here states that the best works were from..... Kevan Lunney...


Three fun facts about this city, 

1. I haven't been there but my art work has! 



2. Tarpan (Equus ferus ferus, also known as the Eurasian wild horse) is an extinct subspecies of wild horse. The last individual believed to be of this subspecies died in captivity here in 1909.

3. Solomon Rosenblum, later known as Lieutenant Sidney Reilly, was a secret agent, international adventurer and playboy who was at one time employed by the British Secret Intelligence Service. He is reputed to be the real inspiration for Ian Fleming's spy character, James Bond. Somehow, Bond, James Bond rolls off the tongue easier than Rosenblum, Solomon Rosenblum.
And now you know the rest of the story!  How cool is that?

March 27, 2012

Sketchbook Project 2011

The Sketchbook Project 2011 goes on tour:


Thousands of sketchbooks are being exhibited at galleries and museums as they make their way on tour across the country. Click here to see the schedule. You can search the collection by theme or artists name. After the tour, all sketchbooks will enter into the permanent collection of The Brooklyn Art Library, where they will be cataloged and available for the public to view.

Just under 10,000 books will be on display. The tour starts February, 2011.