"Guest House - Rumi Inspired", Altered Encaustic Mixed Media Book, 2009 6 1/4 x 9 x 1 1/2
"Ah, What Then?" Altered Encaustic Mixed Media Book, 2009, 5 1/4 x 7 1/2 x 1 1/4
I was so delighted to receive the confirmation that my art submissions for the "Wax Libris" exhibit at the Montserrat College of Art, in Beverly, Mass. was accepted. "Wax Libris" is a small but tantalizing show curated by Joanne Mattera, also the conference director for the Third Annual Encaustic Conference in June at the college.
The premise of this show, exhibiting at the Paul Scott Library on the first floor of Hardie, is to celebrate "the tangibility and materiality of books" which remains a deeply satisfying and integral medium within the electronic information age we are living in...This exhibit will feature handmade books, altered books, book object and two-dimensional works visual or textual narrative.
Participating artists include: Jeanne Borofsky, Cari Hernandez, Supria Karmakar, Julie Shaw Lutts, Cherie Mittenthal, Catherine Nash and Daniella Woolf. This exhibit will run for the duration of the three-day conference, June 5 - 7, 2009. I feel honoured that my work has been included in this wonderful concept for a show. It is a fantastic way to bring the love of books and art together so beautifully and in celebration of the tangible text, there is nothing like finding a great book and falling deeply in love with the words, the message, the story...essentially it's magic.
5 comments:
More great work, you are such an inspiration. The books are fabulous!
Beautiful work and congratulations!
Extraordinary work! Congratulations on being part of this exhibition.
These works are amazing, I love to just look and look at them. Your designs and colors, and each different from the other but each made by your beautiful hands. Have a wonderful weekend! Roxanne
Supria,
Just learned about your acceptance into the Wax Libris exhibit. What a treat they will have to showcase your amazing work. Just love "The Guest House" and "Ah, What then?" pieces. The colors, 3-D, design and words are magnetic! Best of luck and enjoy all of the accolades!
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