I wrote earlier about finally understanding why Frida Hansen’s daisy design, Margariter, was so gorgeous and important. That’s the problem with only seeing reproductions in
Would You Like to Listen to Me – Virtually?
Please join me for two lectures coming up on zoom. In the broad-ranging Nearly Wild Weaving lecture, I will discuss my passion for traditional and
The Scandinavian Weavers Group Project: Kukkoladräl
Since I am consumed by tapestry these days and no longer have a large floor loom, I am so appreciative of the opportunities to weave
Some Transparent Tapestries at Auction; A Close Examination
The Norwegian Blomqvist auction site describes these portiers recently up for sale as a “Composition of Flowers and Grapes” by an unknown artist. (full record)
Newspaper Articles on Environmental Problems and a Couple of Older Tapestries
Last week the Minneapolis Star Tribune wrote about the never-solved mystery of deformed frogs found in a lake in southern Minnesota. The saga of schoolchildren
Report from the San Diego Workshop: Milky Way Inspiration
Frida Hansen’s work can inspire in so many ways – technique, bold color use, images, and inventiveness, to name a few. When Gail Thompson attended
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