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American Tapestry Biennial 8

IS COMING TO NEW ENGLAND!!! American Textile History Museum , Lowell, Massachusetts.    January 22 to May 1, 2011. TWiNE member Suzanne Pretty was awarded the Teitelbaum Family Award First Prize for her tapestry Divided Landscape . A list of all 54 ATB8 artists, from 10 countries, is here , and you can purchase a full color catalog here . These are the programs to be held at the American Textile History Museum during the exhibition. January 20, 5.30 - 7.30 PM, Opening Night .                  RSVP by January 17  mcaulfield@athm.org February 13   Janet Austin                                   Tapestry Weaving: an Artist at Work   12 - 4 PM Janet Austin demonstrates the techniques used to create ...

American Tapestry Biennial 8

is coming to the American Textile History Museum , in Lowell, MA. TWiNE  members Janet Austin, Julia Mitchell, Eve Pearce, and Suzanne Pretty are among the 54 artists included in this international juried exhibit.  Suzanne Pretty won first prize. Although this exhibit comes around every 2 years, it has not traveled to New England since 2004, so don't miss it! There will be lectures and a tapestry demonstration during the exhibit, which will be up from January 22 - May 1, 2011.  Stay tuned for details. Images from Elder Gallery, Lincoln NE, where ATB 8 opened in October.

Tapestry Class in NH

Art Center at CURRIER MUSEUM OF ART             Manchester, NH Weaving the Inner Landscape: Adult Weaving Intensive August 9-13, 2010 Instructor: Cheryl Holbert 9:00 am – 3:00 pm, Maximum 10 students      $320 Discover the unique shapes, lines and colors that feed your personality and imagination, while experiencing the enjoyable supportive environment that only a weaving workshop can provide! This week-long intensive will give students the opportunity to fully explore their weaving potential, while working on the Art Center's wonderful Mirrix tapestry looms. Students will learn and begin to refine tapestry techniques, while creating pieces that reference their own 'inner landscapes!' Open to beginning and experienced Fibers students. Click here for the registration form. (Image: Janet Austin, “Hyssop” detail) Technorati Tags: Tapestry Weaving , New England , Tapestry Instruction ...

Exhibit at Wren Gallery, Bethlehem, NH

"Fractured Landscapes" Woven Paper Imagery by Suzanne Pretty and "Beyond Batik" Batik Art by Carol Dillingham Show Dates: May 7 - 31, 2010 Opening Reception: May 7, 2010 5-7pm The Gallery at WREN 2013 Main St, PO Box 331, Bethlehem, NH 03574 603 869 3100 Hours: Daily 10am - 5pm Directions: I 93 to Exit 40, RT 302 East. On the corner of RT 302 and Park Ave about 2.7 miles East of I 93 Images, Suzanne Pretty, plaited paper and gouache Below: Over the Mountains, 19.5 x 23" Above: Mountain Pathways, 21.5 x 22"

Julia Mitchell Exhibit

TAPESTRY: Nature and Artifact July 7 - August 1, 2009 Waverly Street Gallery 4600 East West Highway, Bethesda, MD 20814 301 951 9441 www.waverlystreetgallery.com Photo: Roman Wall Painting 2 (handwoven tapestry)
Portraits in Tapestry by Barbara Burns http://www.burns-studio.com/ April 7 - June 30, 2009 Maine Fiberarts 13 Main St, Topsham, ME 04086 Sunday, May 31, 2009, Gallery Talk, 1.30 Reception 2.30-4 http://www.mainefiberarts.org/

What is TWiNE?

TWiNE is Tapestry Weavers in New England, a group of tapestry weavers who meet 3 times a year in various locations around New England. You don't have to live in New England to join us. We organize workshops, retreats and exhibits. Most recently: TWiNE 2008: A Contemporary Look at Tapestry, September 2008 at the Rivertree Center for the Arts in Kennebunk, ME. This blog is a work in progress, but soon it will include photos of tapestries, links to TWiNE members' websites and blogs, lists of useful stuff like teachers and materials, announcements of exhibits and whatever else we get around to posting here. Photos: Top to bottom: Janet Austin "Exit 7 Tapestry." Suzanne Pretty "Changing Landscape (detail)." Sara Hotchkiss "Hearts and Flowers" Janet Austin "Chaos" (detail). On Right: Suzanne Pretty "Daylilies."