
The Sunday Paper #277
September 15, 2019
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Papery Tidbits:
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I’m delighted to feature Madeleine Durham on Paper Talk! Listen to her amazing story about finding her way through paste painting and discovering her unique style.
Alicia Bailey of Abecedarian Gallery curates shows around various themes and artist’s books. I’m honored to be one of the artists in the current exhibition, Narrative Threads, at the Durango Arts Center. Here you see a series of my string drawings in abaca.
This book is interesting, although I hope the papermakers are safe! They are making paper for a book created with paper made out of rice straw grown on decontaminated fields near Fukushima.
Tomomi Hanzawa attended my retreat last year, and this beautiful video documents the work she made for a current exhibition (which I hope to see when I’m in Japan). It has beautiful imagery, music and words.
Check out this papel picado at the Kimmel Center in Philadelphia where Mexican and Mexican-American artists invite you to break down walls with new interactive art.
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Guidelines:
Deadline: October 15, 2019
I will credit you in the book and will be eternally grateful for your contribution. Thank you!
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Featured this week in my Studio shop: Vertices, an artist’s book, Water Paper Time download, Alpha, Beta, …, an artist’s book, my Woven Paper Lantern online class. |
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