Author: Dawne Rudman
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Artist Interview 101: Noelle Hamlyn
Tell us about your work? Both process and outcome are essential qualities in my practice. I seek balance between conceptual ideas, technical execution and emotional... Read more.
Artist Interview 100: Judith Mullen
Tell us about your work? I am a Chicago based artist living near the forest preserve in suburbia while maintaining a studio practice in the city. My sculptures,... Read more.
Artist Interview 99: Barbara J. Schneider
Tell us about your work? My on-going interest in the Japanese concept of Wabi-sabi, finding beauty in things that are imperfect, impermanent and incomplete is at... Read more.
Artist Interview 98: Merill Comeau
Tell us about your work? I am a fibre artist working with discarded, repurposed materials. I collage large, multi-sectioned, wall-hung murals. For the past three... Read more.
Artist Interview 97: Beverly Ayling-Smith
Tell us about your work? My work examines the emotional states of mourning and melancholia and I try to evoke the feeling of loss and remembrance in the viewer.... Read more.
Artist Interview 96: Barbara Hilts
Tell us about your work? My sculptural textile pieces merge the traditional handcraft of smocking, and the contemporary craft of silk painting. Inspired by the grid... Read more.
Artist Interview 95: Mackenzie Kelly-Frère
Tell us about your work? My current work is focused on the intersection of natural phenomena and cultivated landscapes. Because woven cloth is the primary manifestation... Read more.
Artist Interview 94: Anna Keck
Tell us about your work? I create monoprints on paper using embroideries on fabric as my printing plates. My compositions are created from collages using old photographs.... Read more.
Artist Interview 93: Pilar S. Coover
Tell us about your work? My approach to needle art is to seek to transcend the limitations of traditional needlework by opening every possibility between the thread... Read more.
Artist Interview 92: Dolores S. Slowinski
Tell us about your work? My Threadlines are quite simple. I use thread as line to make abstract drawings on paper. Usually I make random machine perforations in... Read more.
Artist Interview 91: Leslie Pearson
Tell us about your work? My work is an investigation into memory, identity and the transformative value of communication. I use narrative therapy approaches such... Read more.
Artist Interview 90: Temma Gentles
Tell us about your work The majority of the work I produce is commissioned for religious environments, both for congregations and for home and personal use. The... Read more.