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Bye-bye Agnes Scott College….
Curator Lisa Alembik is a saint for taking down my installation without  me…..
Next, it returns home to Seattle for a little urban installation at Ohge Ltd. Gallery here in Seattle, which I believe opens on January 23rd…..and I just realized I’ll need to make more ropes, oh my!  Watch out for a [...]

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Thursday July 16th, 2009 at 6:30 pm  Mater Matrix Mother and Medium will reach its performative culmination with a site-specific performance by Seattle-based and internationally-recognized choreographer/dancer Zoe Scofield, with music for clarinet and megaphone created and performed by musician/composer Morgan Henderson .
 
Come join in this one-time experience at the Pond at Camp Long in West Seattle, 5200 35th Ave. SW.  
 
The Performance, [...]

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A great article in the Seattle Times!  Thank you to all the people who are coming to visit the park because of it!

The Arts | Art and conversation flow from hands and heart of artist Mandy Greer | Seattle Times News.

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I have been chomping at the bit to begin the process of installing this giant river form into the woods at Camp Long, so am excited to say I have started.  It’s a slow laborious process, like putting together a giant puzzle….but it’s really fun!
  And going to take me the full month with my hands [...]

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This Saturday May 30th from 5-8pm at the Columbia City Gallery , I have work in a group show called “5280; Ten Artists Living Within a Mile of the Gallery”.  I’ll be showing a little bit of inspiration for MMMM – another product of a collaboration with an incredible performer. Last summer and fall, I collaborated with the luminous performance [...]

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SuperNaturale Sculptural Crochet Primer.
For all those wanting to know more!
 

 
 

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Ten yards of silk…..

I dyed 10 yards of silk today.  If I could eat china silk, I would….it is so beautiful and easily takes on the exact color of blue I want for the wearable element, a sky Hindu-ish color, like the walls of Silence Heart Nest restaurant.  Peaceful, holy, dream-like.  Thank you, silk.  I dried it in [...]

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It was a quiet day at the West Seattle Library a few weeks ago, which gave me some insight into what it means to really value process over product.
Robin stopped by with several balls of wool she had spun and dyed just for the project!  How incredibly lucky I feel to get to work with [...]

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