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Joby Glass Studio at Olympia Artspace Alliance
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Protected: December 2018 Newsletter
Guild member in the news — Lurie H.
Protected: November 2018 Newsletter
Amazon Smile Donations Program
“Madrona” to be Replaced with “Red Alder” in 2020.
Madrona Fiber Arts
Winter Retreat
February 14-17, 2019
Dear Madrona Friends,
We have exciting news! The Pacific Northwest will continue to be home to a premier fiber arts retreat during February of each year!
As you know, Cornie and I made the emotional decision that 2019 will be the final Madrona and we set about planning our celebration of 20 years of Madrona.
We are excited to let you know that John Mullarkey and Becky Edwards have created a new event that will continue in the tradition of Madrona. John and Becky have experience working together running events as well as a love of fiber arts and appreciation for the communities created through these events.
You may know that John Mullarkey is very familiar with Madrona as he has taught at Madrona for a number of years and understands the importance of creating and nurturing a community.
The new event will be called the Red Alder Fiber Arts Retreat. Red Alder will debut February 13-16, 2020 at the Hotel Murano in Tacoma, Washington. To receive information about this event, go to www.redalderfiberarts.com and join their mailing list and community. You can also contact John and Becky by email at info@redalderfiberarts.com
We hope you will join us in welcoming and supporting this new event!
Suzanne and Cornie
suzanneped@msn.com
425-222-3554
Protected: October 2018 Newsletter
Final Madrona Retreat – February 14-17, 2019
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Puget Sound Book Artists – 8th Annual Members’ Exhibition
June 4 – July 27
Collins Library, University of Puget Sound
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More information available at Puget Sound Book Artists’ Facebook page or at South Sounds Arts, Etc blog.
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What exactly is a book? Is it simply a container of information? An object with pages and covers, and a narrative of some sort? A collection of pictures and words? A small sculpture? The 8th annual exhibit of the Puget Sound Book Artists explores all of these possible definitions and more. The participating artists play with the form of a book. They use traditional formats and bindings in new ways. They make books using all sorts of media and materials; origami folding, popup pages, drawing, painting, printmaking, knitting, sewing, wood and found objects, to mention a few.
This year Puget Sound Book Artists is celebrating their 8th exhibition and it will amaze and astound you.
Each book is a fresh take on what a book can be and how its creator thinks and imagines.
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