Xia Gao's work "Passing" is part of the half of the Fiberart International exhibition I saw last week in Pittsburgh. It has three layers of buckrum that are burned in places to reveal an image. The middle portrait is difficult to see (let alone photograph) and the work is haunting.
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Showing posts with label Fiberart International. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fiberart International. Show all posts
Wednesday, May 15, 2019
Passing Through Pittsburgh
Xia Gao's work "Passing" is part of the half of the Fiberart International exhibition I saw last week in Pittsburgh. It has three layers of buckrum that are burned in places to reveal an image. The middle portrait is difficult to see (let alone photograph) and the work is haunting.
Friday, May 10, 2019
No Place to Hide a Dark Heart...
...is the title of this piece from Susan Avishai. Her piece is part of the Fiberart International exhibit in Pittsburgh. I've seen just half of the show, and that's plenty to get my vote for unusual handling of anything fiber. This -- and just you try to hide a dark heart -- is a deconstructed men's dress shirt.
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