Monday, April 16, 2012

Hannah III accepted in Juried Art Show


I'm back in McDonald's again checking on email etc. and decided that I would post some news I just found in an email. Hannah III has been accepted in the Pickens County Museum Juried SC Art Show.

You may remember that I asked for help in trying to decide how to frame Hannah. This thread painted portrait was my first attempt in creating a portrait from thread. I'm quite pleased with it and had first through I would add it to a more complicated background. However, after much thought and many days looking at her on my design wall she called to be framed. I did just that and am very happy with the results.

Since I am away from home I'm not sure when the opening is but am hoping I will be back to attend. If I get a photo of her hanging in the show I will post it on my blog.

8 comments:

  1. Lovely granddaughter, lovely work, and congratulations!

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  2. BEAUTIFUL! I find thread painting takes me weeks. What size is this? How long did it take you?

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  3. The frame works really well. I looked back at your earlier posts when you were trying decide what to do and the frame is the best. The other styles were distracting. Congratulations

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  4. Thanks all. The size is 12X17 and it did take weeks.

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  5. Congratulation! This is always a wonderful show. I've entered in the past (though not recently) and it led to a wonderful relationship with the museum and its staff. As a result, it was the first place to which I submitted a proposal for a solo show ... and GOT IT! "Blues Chapel" was presented in the summer of 2008. The executive director, Allan Coleman, is a great person, a talented artist, and still on my list of references. If you do go for the reception, look for Ellen Kochansky. I think she's still on the board of directors ... but even if she's not, she's a very, very talented fiber artist with an impressive resume that includes more than one SC fellowship award. She's especially nice too!
    Susan

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    1. Thanks Susan, I have met Ellen and I will look for her. I think I will be at the opening it is always nice to meet the other artist.

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