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FYI: COLLAGE returns as class #7
works in and on paper (cut torn paste)

Bullitt County Neighborhoods

Alma Lesch fiber innovator 1917-1999. Creator of the Fabric Portrait.

S Bayly Boutique for Spring 2013

birdNEST sculpture and new textile accessories at South Bayly Boutique off Frankfort Ave, Louisville

Arts Council of Southern Indiana
basket making workshop Saturday in New Albany March 30 from 10:00 am to 2:30

call #ArtsCouncil

...as seen at Cedar Grove Coffee House at exit 117 on I-65, the artist is part of Bullitt County Art Abandonment project.... support art education during Youth Art Month...

 

look for the small paintings throughout your community

Bullitt County Kentucky artists are participating in Art Abandonment in support of art education during Youth Art Month.  Shepherdsville celebrates it's strong connection to art history with a Kentucky State Highway Marker in the center of town recognizing a textile innovator, Alma Lesch.

spring recycling

classes for basket making beginners at Brooks now forming Wednesdays at Small Town Gallery Inc

Small Paintings @ Small Town Gallery, Inc

New work in 6"x 6" size in oil and acrylic at Brooks, KY.

"Jet Set" by Alma Lesch

Shepherdsville textile innovator and author Alma Lesch pioneered the Fabric Portrait as in this Victorian black grouping of collaged figures stitched to linen

Art With a Needle: Lace invasion

Art With a Needle: Lace invasion

WE, regional fiber artists, know having studied under and/or inspired  by the legacy of Alma Lesch 1917-1999, that a fine thread runs between all of us. We fiber and textile people carry her five-decade long line of vision within our ever evolving work.

It was a joy to use the very silk thread left to me by Alma Lesch to join the dozen or more doilies used in "Christo-wrapping" the concrete urn at the rear entrance to Carnegie Center on this beautiful 80 degree "winter" day on the sunny sideof Louisville. Thanks to Bette Levy for inviting me.
http://almawallaceleschdatabase.blogspot.com/

enjoy my blogs also http://www.magnusonart.com/

Art History is alive in Kentucky
visit Brooks, Small Town Gallery

Gingko Panel

Similar work may be seen at Cedar Grove Coffee House on Cedar Grove Road in Shepherdsville. Drop in on your way to Bernheim Forest or returning to Louisville after visiting Small Town Gallery  in Brooks.

Link to KET

http://www.ket.org/cgi-bin/cheetah/watch_video.pl?nola=KKYLI_001808&altdir=&template=

Small Town Gallery studio artist Trent Altman

December

I miss this pool, the subject of many of my oil and acrylic canvases...where I would have experienced the sonic treat of migrating Canada geese flying south ahead of incoming winter. Yesterday I could hear them high overhead before they entered the visible field in blue. Much as the sound of a distant little league baseball crowd screaming through town from a nearby park the geese sent their joyful calls ahead of the approaching V in the sky.