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TAPESTRY EXHIBITS ALL OVER!!

💜Don't forget about Tapestry: the new wave, August 6 - 31, 2019 (reception August 9), in Edgecomb, ME. Click here or scroll down to previous blog post.💜

In addition we have 3 other exhibits to announce, so keep scrolling! In chronological order:

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TWiNE members Lorilla Banbury and Barbara Bendix are included in "THREADS," a weaving exhibit at the Jaquith Library in Marshfield, VT.  Through Sept 5.  Open during library hours .

Tamar Shadur's tapestries are included in Expressions in Fiber: Three Voices, at Forbes Library, Hosmer Gallery, Northampton, MA. August 2 - 30. Opening reception: August 7. 


Last but by no means least, is a tapestry exhibit including works by TWiNE and TWW (Tapestry Weavers West) artists. There will be an east coast venue and an west coast venue for this collaboration.

IMPACT: climate change opens September 8th (reception September 15) at the Belmont Gallery of Art, in Belmont MA, and then travels to the Mills Building in San Francisco, CA. (Note: the images look a bit blurred but if you click on them they will appear in higher resolution)


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