Member Highlights!
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Many members of the Triangle Weavers Guild receive recognition for their talent. Allow us to boast about some of those recent accomplishments.
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Our guild member, Mary Kircher, is having a show at the Horace Williams House in June. The Horace Williams House 610 E Rosemary St, Chapel Hill, North Carolina 27514 |
The Orange County Studio Tour
The guild is fortunate to have number of members of TW featured On the Orange County Studio Tour this year, including Anita Wolfenden, Carol Retsch-Bogart, Rose Warner, Dawn Hummer, and Elaine O'Neill. For more information about their locations and what they are displaying, click here.
The Orange County Open Studio Tour brings artists and the community together in celebration of the creativity and diversity of the arts in our area. Tour visitors can meet the artists in a casual atmosphere, view a wide range of the artist’s work, and ask questions about the artist’s or craftsperson’s process.
The guild is fortunate to have number of members of TW featured On the Orange County Studio Tour this year, including Anita Wolfenden, Carol Retsch-Bogart, Rose Warner, Dawn Hummer, and Elaine O'Neill. For more information about their locations and what they are displaying, click here.
The Orange County Open Studio Tour brings artists and the community together in celebration of the creativity and diversity of the arts in our area. Tour visitors can meet the artists in a casual atmosphere, view a wide range of the artist’s work, and ask questions about the artist’s or craftsperson’s process.
Anita Wolfenden
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Carol Retsch-Bogart
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Dawn Hummer
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Elaine O'Neill
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Rose Warner
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Congratulations to Deb Bartz! Her handwoven garment "Urban Tessellations" was accepted by Convergence 2018 and shown in the "City Lights Festive Nights" Fashion Show in Reno, NV in July. Kudos! Go tho the HGA.
To see all pictures of the garments in the fashion show on the HGA Facebook page, click here |
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Dawn Hummer: WATERMARK
Watermark – A Solo Exhibit by Dawn Hummer. Watermark is a mixed-media show comprised of works showcasing the colors, textures and spirit of water. This exhibit will be open in Chapel Hill between May8 and May 12, 2018. To see more of her work and a list of her other current exhibits, go to her website: https://www.wildflowerwovendesign.com/ |
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Photographer Vicki Russell has done put together a short photo/video essay of guild member Sally Kahler at work in her studio. Sally says " Last Friday a friend who has developed a passion for photography came to photograph me weaving. She thought the looms would be good subject matter. It was fun. I have been weaving off and on for 43 years. It is always hard to share this hobby of mine with anyone who doesn’t weave because others really don’t understand the how and why. So here it is. It has been fun to share with family. Thought my weaving friends would like to see it too. It’s short! "
Click on this link to see the whole slideshow: https://steller.co/s/7u8WGtGAZXP
Click on this link to see the whole slideshow: https://steller.co/s/7u8WGtGAZXP
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Guild member Marcy Congdon’s work is being featured in the “Artist of the Month” show at Carol Woods i Chapel Hill. The show will be open to the public until March 9, 2018, and is opposite the large lounge in the main building, in a hall way across from the library (visitors can ask at the desk). Marcy is starting to teach some CW residents to weave and led an active group in Maine.
The black and white shawl is woven from alpaca that Marcy spun herself, from animals a friend had on the island of Islesboro where Marcy lived in Maine.
The black and white shawl is woven from alpaca that Marcy spun herself, from animals a friend had on the island of Islesboro where Marcy lived in Maine.
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Debbie Suchoff has some of her work in the Refuse exhibit at Artspace from January 26 - March 3, 2018. In this exhibit embers of the Triangle Book Arts group explore transformation, dissent, and reuse through the lens of upcycling and book arts - elevating what might otherwise be discarded to new meaning
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Dawn Hummer received a grant to expand the weaving classes at the Seymour Center by purchasing smaller, more portable looms and fiber. They will be offering six months of introductory classes on free-form weaving, which will be free to the public, beginning in January, 2018. |
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Mary Kircher is showing new works in "FORMATIONS: Boulders, Canyons and Glacial Erratics" at Golden Belt in Durham, November 1- 29, 2016. Click on the photos to zoom in.
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