I weave large scale wall hangings. My work has been inspired by many things: travel (Australia in the Ocean, The Tulip Fields of Holland); works of art (Homage to Sol LeWitt and Homage to The Women of Gee’s Bend); my desire for peace in the world in a time of war (four pieces on the theme of war and peace); family and friends; as well as by the many beautiful colors and textiles that surround me like the magnificent work with metal done by the African artist El Anatsui.
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Weaver Elizabeth Starčević at Hebrew Tabernacle
I weave large scale wall hangings. My work has been inspired by many things: travel (Australia in the Ocean, The Tulip Fields of Holland); works of art (Homage to Sol LeWitt and Homage to The Women of Gee’s Bend); my desire for peace in the world in a time of war (four pieces on the theme of war and peace); family and friends; as well as by the many beautiful colors and textiles that surround me like the magnificent work with metal done by the African artist El Anatsui.
Weaver Elizabeth Starčević at Hebrew Tabernacle
I weave large scale wall hangings. My work has been inspired by many things: travel (Australia in the Ocean, The Tulip Fields of Holland); works of art (Homage to Sol LeWitt and Homage to The Women of Gee’s Bend); my desire for peace in the world in a time of war (four pieces on the theme of war and peace); family and friends; as well as by the many beautiful colors and textiles that surround me like the magnificent work with metal done by the African artist El Anatsui.
Weaver Elizabeth Starčević at Hebrew Tabernacle
I weave large scale wall hangings. My work has been inspired by many things: travel (Australia in the Ocean, The Tulip Fields of Holland); works of art (Homage to Sol LeWitt and Homage to The Women of Gee’s Bend); my desire for peace in the world in a time of war (four pieces on the theme of war and peace); family and friends; as well as by the many beautiful colors and textiles that surround me like the magnificent work with metal done by the African artist El Anatsui.
Medicine Wheel Inspired: Art As A Visual Prayer
Through July 7. A paper show of work by artist/curator Nadema Agard (Cherokee/Lakota/Powhatan) with: 1) Interpretations of the four sacred colors of the Medicine Wheel of Native America & 2) Contemporary versions of traditional abstract painting done on Parfleche (Rawhide Containers) by Lakota and other women of Northern Plains nations.