On May 10th "a piece of TWiNE" opened at the Imagine Gallery, Northampton, Massachusetts. There was a wonderful turnout for the reception, with TWiNE members driving for many hours to attend, and many members of the local community filling up the gallery as well.
In addition to the tapestries, and visiting with old friends, there was quite an impressive spread of delicious food!
The tapestries filled the gallery space, and were also hanging in the hallway and reception area.
I was pleased that each artist's works were kept together.
I think it makes the exhibit more cohesive.
(LEFT: Julia Mitchell)
(LEFT: Four tapestries by Bonnie Eadie)
I am embarrassed to say that, what with all the socializing, I missed some of the artists completely. Sorry.
The show will be up until June 1, so you still have time to see it.
(LEFT: Louise Abbott)
NOTE: you can click on any image to see a larger version.
(ABOVE: Left wall, Janet Austin, right wall, Suzanne Pretty)
In addition to the tapestries, and visiting with old friends, there was quite an impressive spread of delicious food!
(ABOVE: Sarah Warren's tapestries in the hallway)
The tapestries filled the gallery space, and were also hanging in the hallway and reception area.
I was pleased that each artist's works were kept together.
I think it makes the exhibit more cohesive.
(LEFT: Julia Mitchell)
(LEFT: Four tapestries by Bonnie Eadie)
I am embarrassed to say that, what with all the socializing, I missed some of the artists completely. Sorry.
The show will be up until June 1, so you still have time to see it.
(LEFT: Louise Abbott)
NOTE: you can click on any image to see a larger version.
(ABOVE: left, Katie Hickey, right Betsy Wing)
(BELOW: 3 on left, Barbara Burns, 3 on right, Tamar Shadur)
(BELOW: left, Bonnie Eadie, right Eve Pearce)
(BELOW: 3 tapestries by Betsy Wing)
(BELOW: left, Barbara Burns, 4 on right, Tamar Shadur)
(More about Tamar's Holocaust Memorial Tapestry in an upcoming blog post)
(ABOVE: Priscilla Alden)