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.
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.
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.
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.
