Showing posts with label Penney Hughes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Penney Hughes. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 1, 2014

Free Worldwide Shipping in One Week


In one week, Spoonflower will be offering free shipping worldwide for twenty four hours.  If you have been thinking about making a purchase from my shop this may be a good time.   All of the fine print can be found here.


Here is the beautiful Maria in a Kona Cotton dress made from my Circus Tiles on Teal design.
 
Perhaps you would like an elegant scarf in cotton voile or silk crepe de chine in Trash Art Rose Leaves Multi on White.

Or maybe a beachy throw pillow made of faux suede or eco canvas made from my one my Sea Side Selections collection such as Barrier Reef Shell 3.



Sunday, March 16, 2014

International Women's Art Show

La Gallerie Manager Idrissa Diallo hanging my art quilt
La Gallerie at Village des Arts is holding an international women's art show currently until 21 March.  I am proud to be included in the company of many artists exhibiting.  My work in the show is an art quilt, My Street that I wrote about in a previous post and mine was not the only fiber art in the show, Asta Niang had two quilts, Genie and Tentation.  There was a also a woven tapestry by Madeline Deves Senhgor and three dimensional fiber sculpture by Alicia Pradoline.
Asta Niang, Tentation
Many other art mediums were present in the show.  A couple of artists displayed paper collages, such as the two pieces by Aicha Aidara shown below. There were sculptures and photography and as one would expect paintings were well represented.
The artwork included all ranges of styles from the realistic textural work of Ndeye Codou Ndiaye to the soft abstracts of Dounia Kabbaj.
Aicha Aidara, both pieces Sans Titre
I was glad to see the work of Kine Aw included.  She uses interesting reticulation effects to add texture to her abstracted paintings of everyday life.  She will be having an upcoming exhibit in the United States at the James E Lewis gallery at Morgan State University.
While visiting the gallery, I spoke with Betty Weber, who had two photographs included in the exhibition, and visited her studio in the Village des Arts.  Her studio is filled photography and painting and she said she has been experimenting with combining the two methods in her recent work. Betty divides her time between Senegal and Switzerland, working and exhibiting in each country. She holds workshops in Dakar on one of her photographic techniques, photograms.  Contact her for further information (221) 76 121 89 89.

Ndeye Codou Ndiaye, Sans Titre


Dounia Kabbaj, Abstrait I and Femme Abstrait
Kine Aw, Valentine
Betty Weber in her studio talking about her photograms