THREE ARTISTS--TWO FIBER, ONE CLAY

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ON EXHIBITION, ONLINE

Everet

THE NATURAL WORLD OBSERVED

Writing of the genesis of her "Koi" wall hanging-- made of up to three layers of subtly colored fused papers, backed with satin and suspended from a curved bamboo 'hanger'--St. George artist and designer EVERET recalls,

"Watching the Koi I remembered that it symbolized perseverance, success and long life."

Koi
23" wide by 35" long

(Photo by Liz Moore)

                                                        

Beit Alpha Menorah

Ragnar Naess

SCULPTURE AND
PRACTICAL POTS

The work of Clinton Hill, Brooklyn potter/sculptor RAGNAR NAESS is included in the permanent collection of the Newark Museum.

"My work life alternates between periods of sculpture- making and periods making practical pots," he writes. "Mugs, bowls and teapots win the hearts of their users and add a personal touch of beauty to daily rituals."

Steve Nutt

LIKE A PRO

This untitled wool-on-linen wall hanging--Ward Hill fiber artist and potter STEVE NUTT calls it a "hooking" -- measures  13.5" x 13.5". Of the framing job, Steve says, "I wanted it real simple, but I wanted to see how a 'pro' would do it over a painter's stretcher."

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Comments

[Dan Icolari]

Actually, Steve, the thanks have to go in your direction for providing me with an image to post.

So, you're welcome. And thanks.

[Steve Nutt]

Dan, Thanks for the posting my work on WIT.
Steve