11 September 2011

2006 Nazareth KY exhibit

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painting




















Bernheim Surface
oil and acrylic
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earlier 2011...



















the big apple...earlier this year 2011
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harvest moon

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08 September 2011

Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft 

06 September 2011

paintings in progress 
homeland security 

05 September 2011

2011 KSF
Alma Lesch Award 

KMAC

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BIRDnest
sculptures 
Sept-Oct 2011

KMAC 

BASKETbowl Sept-Oct 2011 at KMAC on West Main


another Alma Wallace Lesch Memorial Award selected at Kentucky State Fair 2011
   

basketBOWL at KMAC on West Main

woven rattan and honeysuckle vine  BASKETbowl
visit Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft on West Main Street, Louisville KY, across from 21C kentuckyarts.org

12 June 2011

13 May 2011

#basketBOWL















season of fragrant honeysuckle vine blossom in the air
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18 April 2011

"Sallie" the 1996 fabric portrait reproduced as a tapestry

26" x 36" weaving reproduction of
Alma Lesch's 1996 fabric portrait "Sallie"
available at Brooks, KY Small Town Gallery
limited number of embellished tapestries at Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft Gallery in Louisville

02 April 2011

Redbud before magnolia

22 March 2011

20 March 2011

honeysuckle vine

Honeysuckle vine 
gathering time

17 March 2011

#Hisako Sekijima

Hisako Sekijima '83
...a thank you...

16 March 2011

detail of 2 birdNEST forms

birdNEST to go

11 March 2011

Spring tsunami day

19 February 2011

Textile Construction
























gathered stitched fabric collage winner
Kentucky State Fair 2010, Susan Miracle
LAFTA

& previous year's recipient of the
Alma Wallace Lesch Memorial Award
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Fiber in Kentucky



felted form
Trish Korte
LAFTA

winner
2010 Kentucky State Fair

Alma Wallace Lesch
Memorial Award
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Akebia Vine, early spring blossoms



















blooming in March, or extreme mild February weather
akebia vine is as beautiful for basket making as is honeysuckle
after boiling the fresh cut vine. Akebia has a noticably distinct
woody grain to it after drying and aging.
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KMAC Louisville

13 February 2011

Robins in Holly Tree

10 February 2011

A Valentine by Alma Lesch 1917-1999, textile stitchery

Bamboo in February 

04 February 2011

31 January 2011

kitchen window installed