A glimpse into the creative process of artists.
Open Window is an artist talk series that gives artists an opportunity to share their practice and artistic journey. Be inspired, start conversation and explore the creative process with these artists:
Sat Sep 14:
1-1:30pm - Zoë Pinnell - Ceramicist
1:45-2:15pm- Douglas Tewksbury - Sound, electronics, photo/video and other media
2:25-3:50pm - Mikey Gracie - Textile artist/designer
Sun Sep 15
1-1:30pm -Melanie Cheung - Abstract painter and mixed media artist
1:45-2:15pm - Chelsea Reynolds - Singer/songwriter
2:25pm-3:50pm - Ashes - Textile artist
Open Window is run by local textile artist Julianna Biernacki, whose practice has pivoted from painting to textiles in the form of tufted, handmade rugs. Her work surrounds themes of voyeurism, display and spying, and how we want others to perceive our personal image.
Presented in partnership with Supercrawl.
AGE GROUP: | Older Adults | Adults (18+) |
EVENT TYPE: | Special Events |
TAGS: | Supercrawl | Super Crawl | Spotlight on Local | In Branch | Art Crawl | Art |
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