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Author Archives: jeanevogelart
5 Exhibits, 11 Tapestries
From Top: Earthbound Triptych (Water is Life, Fired Up, Forest Stroll); Communicate Triptych (Missed Communication, Defying Deception, Seeking Compromise); Three Blessings & a Warning; stacked, from top: Divided Threatened Attacked, Missing, Fourth Wave; bottom, Rebuilding. Whew! June was ablaze with … Continue reading
Posted in Exhibits, tapestry, Weaving
Tagged Art, exhibition, exhibitions, Exhibits, shows, tapestry
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A Plant, Some Chemistry, & the Sun: What’s Next?
Every art form is malleable. Learn the basics and make it your own. Sun printing, or cyanotypes, is the poster child for malleable. It’s 19th century wet photography that adores experimentation and agumentation, all without AI of any kind. My … Continue reading
Posted in Art Inspiration, Cyanotype, fiber, Mixed Media, Workshop
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A Plant, Some Chemistry, and the Sun! I’m a gardener. It’s in my genes. I grew up in a home landscaped by my great-grandfather (Benjamin Widmer, 1880-1958), whom we call a botanist but he was probably just knowledgable and precise … Continue reading
Artist’s Journal: Alone
There are things you notice when you are alone in the woods for any period of time, when there are no radio or tv sounds, no one else talking, no distractions. You notice the sound of the land. In the … Continue reading
Posted in Art Inspiration, Nature, Residency
Tagged artist residency, autumn, fall, leaf, leaves
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Artist’s Journal: Ok. What is that?
Morning coffee on the deck. Late afternoon tea on the deck. The view from my cabin at the Lillian E Smith Center is simple but stunning. I quickly developed a routine of enjoying the view as I contemplated the start … Continue reading
Posted in Art Inspiration, Inspiration, Light, Nature, Residency
Tagged artist residency, Light, look, mountains, orange, reflection, Residency, see, sunset
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An Artist’s Journal: Residency During Pandemic
How can artists make a living during pandemic? How can we sell our art? Those are the most common topics of discussion among artists I know these days. The second most common topic? How can I create amidst all this … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Art Inspiration, COVID-19, fiber, Inspiration, Nature, NewWork, pandemic, Residency, tapestry, Travel, Weaving
Tagged Art Inspiration, Blue Ridge Mountains, COVID-19, Georgia, LES Center, Lillian E. Smith Center, pandemic, Piedmont College, Residency, tapestry, trees
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A Winter, A Spring, A Pandemic, A Tapestry
Remember late December 2019? Finishing holiday celebrations of our given traditions, settling the year’s accounts, looking forward to 2020. The Damocles’ Sword that hung over us was Climate Change — not Pandemic. It was climate change that was on my … Continue reading
Posted in Art, COVID-19, fiber, NewWork, pandemic, tapestry, Uncategorized, Weaving, Wedge Weave
Tagged climate change, COVID-19, pandemic, tapestry, Wedge Weave
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Winged – A Symbol Takes Form
As an artist, I work in a variety of disciplines. I’m mainly known as a photographer because I’ve done that the longest and sold thousands of works through 20 years of art fairs and gallery work. Ceramics, fiber, mixed media … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Nature, NewWork, tapestry, Technique, Weaving
Tagged kaka paori, small tapestry, supplemental warp, symbols, tapestry, Weaving
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An Artist’s Journal, Ireland: The Sea
There are people who spend their holidays in cities. The nightlife, bustling streets, museums, people-watching, top-rated restaurants. There are people who crave the land. They hike through mountain passes, through meadows of wild flowers and brambles, skinny-dip in cool lakes, … Continue reading
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Tagged Art, Inspiration, Ireland, ocean, sea, travel
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An Artist’s Journal, Ireland: Listen to the Voices
Sukanya left on a flight to Toronto this morning, ending the first part of our residency and project in Ireland. I’m continuing on for more shooting and artist meetings. Loughcrew Cairn was the planned stop for today. There was a … Continue reading
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