Sublime Stitching Blog
HITTING THE AIRWAVES
One of the coolest independent radio stations ever has decided to devote some air time to yours truly! Tune in to WFMU 91.1FM via their website to hear my interview on The Kelly Jones Show Starring Bronwyn Carter this Tuesday June 9th from 6-7pmEST. Did you miss it? No worries, you can listen to the archive of the show.
LADYFEST TEXAS
Whoa, nelly. Are you in Austin for LadyFest Texas? Come to my workshop! SUBLIME STITCHING EMBROIDERY WORKSHOP SAT May 29th 10-11am @ UT Student Services Bldg. Rm 4.212 (bring something to stitch on) And don't miss these other events: PLEASE DIE (Tina Lockwood of Sparkle Craft and Dr. Brad Love) SAT May 29th 8:30pm @ EMO's 603 Red River LADYFEST CRAFT FAIR hosted by AUSTIN CRAFT MAFIA SUN May 30th 7:30-10:30pm @ RUTA MAYA 3601 South Congress with live music! There's tons of other things happening, so be sure to check the complete schedule of events at the LadyFest TX...
NEW YORK, NEW YORK!
"So, where do you place embroidery in the post-modern crafty movement?". Okay, I don't think that's really what they're discussing. This is late in the evening after my opening in New York at Big Cat Gallery. It was all a wonderful blur. Friends I hadn't seen in over 10 years showed up, and the place was fairly packed when I arrived. Special thanks to these folks: Dan Ferrara and Tia, Debbie Stoller of BUST, Stephanie Trong of Jane, Lynne Palazzi and the staff of Budget Living, John Thomas Robinette III of Volcano I'm Still Excited!!, cool guys David and Michael,...
THREADING THE LINE - SOLO SHOW
click to enlarge Thank you Dame Darcy, for a lovely collaboration (click here to see her original drawing). This work will be on display in New York at my upcoming solo show: Threading the Line. If you're near Big Cat Gallery come to the opening reception Friday May 21st from 7-9pm. The show runs through June 19. See you there!
Photographic Embroidery
No, I am not doing entries on cats. (Despite the overwhelming urge.) That image you see above is embroidered by hand. You heard me. And not only that, it's a double-sided embroidery, meaning the image appears on the front and the back, with no discernable difference between the two. You see, there's this whole practice in China of meticulously detailed, double-sided silk embroidery. Don't believe me? Click the kitten to see more pics of it on display at the Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago.