Here is the First Response to your questions.
I am hoping to post at least once a week so let me know what you think
Friday, March 30, 2012
The new project
I am trying to remain relevant and engaged with others through my studio practice, and have decided to add this conversation to the mix.
Please join in
first video
Please join in
first video
Sunday, September 18, 2011
Tuesday, August 09, 2011
Friday, April 08, 2011
Thursday, March 31, 2011
Things I'm thinking about today

Hot Slut Of The Day!
The importance and ascendancy of the drag queen

cloth as memory and identification
an exhibit at the foundling museum
and ah, oh hai I'm back
Saturday, January 29, 2011
Thursday, August 12, 2010
Antique Week in New Hampshire
Thursday, August 05, 2010
Part 2 Final Crit
It's taken me a while, Thanks Rachel for the reminder.
super image heavy post
I apologize for the quality of some of these images. I think I need a new camera
Rachel C. - all of her tweets translated into a binary form and knitted
detail
Rachel B. - braided rug taken to extremes
Maud - defining a 3-d space with small details and lots of visual impactVeronika- knitted and fulled forms in tension and dialog
Matt - a commentary on contemporary art making, big and redI got you Babe from Jennifer Liu on Vimeo.
Eun Hye - knitting used to define a corner, with a punch card text in Korean
Alex - memory of home unravels and re-imagines itselfThis group of students was all above average. It's taken me a bit of time to post because the truth is I am a bit sad that I won't be teaching at MICA in the fall. It isn't all bad news though. The course material construction will be offered again in the spring 2011, and I will be there trying to inspire another group. Wow I love teaching!!!
Tuesday, April 27, 2010
Part 1 - final crit
The 1st section of the final project crit was this Monday. All of the seniors showed work.
I somehow managed to only get 3 images. (Ajay, Wes, if you can - send me images)
I somehow managed to only get 3 images. (Ajay, Wes, if you can - send me images)
Saturday, April 17, 2010
Friday, April 09, 2010
Project #2
Stuffed or There is no there there (how my mother's embroidered apron unfolds in my life)
The second project for the class has been completed (mostly) here are a few of the images from the critique.
Once again I am impressed by the variety of response, a super group of students
One more project to go as the semester barrels to an end.
The second project for the class has been completed (mostly) here are a few of the images from the critique.
Once again I am impressed by the variety of response, a super group of students
One more project to go as the semester barrels to an end.
Tuesday, March 09, 2010
balloons
Wednesday, March 03, 2010
The Craft Hack Project
warning - image heavy post
The First Project for the Material Construction Class was due this past week.
Project - Craft Hack
"Hacking is a subtle and arguably mystical art, equal parts wit and technical ability" - urbandictionary.com
Using your knowledge of machine knitting techniques, and other non woven textile structures, develop a work or series of pieces that explore the notion of craft as repurposed technology. Please use the knitting machine for at least part of the work.
I was blown away by the diverse interpretations that the class presented in the critique.
While I tried to get photos of each of the pieces some of my photos were less successful than others.
Just so members of my class know, some of the photos were really crappy. These are the ones that are less crappy. It is not a comment on any ones work.
Here's some of what we looked at.
Wes
The First Project for the Material Construction Class was due this past week.
Project - Craft Hack
"Hacking is a subtle and arguably mystical art, equal parts wit and technical ability" - urbandictionary.com
Using your knowledge of machine knitting techniques, and other non woven textile structures, develop a work or series of pieces that explore the notion of craft as repurposed technology. Please use the knitting machine for at least part of the work.
I was blown away by the diverse interpretations that the class presented in the critique.
While I tried to get photos of each of the pieces some of my photos were less successful than others.
Just so members of my class know, some of the photos were really crappy. These are the ones that are less crappy. It is not a comment on any ones work.
Here's some of what we looked at.
Wes
Veronika
Friday, February 19, 2010
A peek
Wednesday, February 03, 2010
Yes, here I am.
The shop is the shop.
The real news is the fantastic class that I'm teaching at MICA in Baltimore.
Material Construction, the emphasis is on machine knitting but we'll be exploring all sorts of off loom/non-woven techniques.
It's been years since I have been in academia so I thought it would take a while to get into the groove of it, but no. I have loved teaching this class from the very first moment.
The students are all very engaged and interested and that makes my job that much easier and exciting.
I'm hoping to give updates here at the blog and hopefully get some images of things that are going on in the class.
The first 2 sessions have been devoted to the most basic of machine stuff. casting on and off and some stitch manipulation. I can see some frustrations but there is a learning curve.
Now that we have gone over the basics the real fun should begin as everyone takes control of their machines and really starts creating.
I am soooooo excited
The shop is the shop.
The real news is the fantastic class that I'm teaching at MICA in Baltimore.
Material Construction, the emphasis is on machine knitting but we'll be exploring all sorts of off loom/non-woven techniques.
It's been years since I have been in academia so I thought it would take a while to get into the groove of it, but no. I have loved teaching this class from the very first moment.
The students are all very engaged and interested and that makes my job that much easier and exciting.
I'm hoping to give updates here at the blog and hopefully get some images of things that are going on in the class.
The first 2 sessions have been devoted to the most basic of machine stuff. casting on and off and some stitch manipulation. I can see some frustrations but there is a learning curve.
Now that we have gone over the basics the real fun should begin as everyone takes control of their machines and really starts creating.
I am soooooo excited
Friday, December 18, 2009
Thursday, December 17, 2009
Wednesday, December 09, 2009
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