A few weekends ago, we took a cold drive to Lewiston, Maine, in search of the last resting place of one of my ancestors. The cemetery was snowed in and locked up but we enjoyed exploring this classic New England mill town. Lewiston is home to a community of recent immigrants from Somalia, as well as the descendants of the French Canadian, Irish, Welch, German, Lithuania, Polish and English immigrants who worked in the textile mills in the early 1900s.
Along the river road into town we saw hundreds of crows.
The red brick mill buildings define the urban landscape.
14 February 2016
23 January 2016
Improvisational Piecing: Red Sun #1 and Red Sun #2
Red Sun #2 (2015, assorted mostly repurposed textiles, thread,
10" x 10")
Red Sun #2 (2015, assorted mostly repurposed textiles, thread,
10" x 10")
10x10 Benefit Art Exhibit & Sale
I'm so pleased to see my piece on the 10x10 website (www.10x10brunswick.org) as part of the illustration for the Review of the 2015 10x10 Exhibition.
A Review of 2015 10x10 Exhibition 170 Maine artists : 300 works of art : Benefit Arts Are Elementary |
03 January 2016
Interstitial #1 and Interstitial #2 at the 10 x 10 Benefit Art Exhibit and Sale in Brunswick, Maine, September 25, 2015
According to the website, "Arts are Elementary is a local nonprofit program founded in 1980 that brings visual artists, writers and performer into the Brunswick Elementary schools. The program reaches all children in kindergarten through the 5th grade with a myriad of fun, inspiring opportunities for creative expression."
Alas, my pieces did not sell, but a family member scooped them up in the New Year for her collection.
Interstitial #1
Interstitial #2
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