Hazel Myers announces the launch of
Sunday, April 1st 2007, from 1-4pm.
La Cornetteria, 6528 blvd St. Laurent (between Beaubien & St. Zotique).
"Knitdown s.v.p. is an art book /auxiliary industry manual consisting
of drawings on sticky notes produced over the four years Hazel Meyer
worked as a fabric designer at a circular-knit mill in Montréal. The term
Knitdown s.v.p. is textile industry jargon for “a sample of a few meters
please”, and was a phrase written countless times by Hazel Meyer as she exchanged
hundreds of these notes with the knitters that worked in the conjoining
mill. Knitdown s.v.p is a collection of 197 of these drawn requests
that were stealthily collected and saved by her co-worker, Ann Smith, and
presented to Hazel upon her resignation."
Hazel Myers “Snot and Tears” was seen in the HAND FACE BODY show last October at the Gladstone Hotel in Toronto
Talisman Fibre Arts Studio Incorporated in partnership with It's Not A Deli Art Gallery extends an invitation to you to submit works of Textile Art to the upcoming Juried Exhibit entitled Texile/Art - And Now For Something Completely Different - Part 2.
This is a commercial venue taking place in Toronto, Ontario on the popular Art and Design District of Queen Street West in October, 2007. This event will showcase Textile/Fibre Artists and Mixed Media Artists who incorporate Textile and Fibre in their work introducing them to Collectors, Galleries, and the Public at Large, with the objective of encouraging a serious look at this medium as a viable Art Investment Option.
All submissions must be for sale and it should be noted that the Organizers have agreed to waive any commission charges on sales.
visit: http://www.TextileArt_ANFSCD.cachelan.com
to download an application form.
Read about the part one of And Now For Something Completely Different in the recent issue of fibreQUARTERLY
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