Friday, 25 November 2011
No Weaving 'til Tuesday. Will I Survive?
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I finished a sample for 'Identity' this afternoon, and started another one at a closer sett, but won't be back at the loom until Tuesday afternoon. I am off to a BTG committee meeting in London tomorrow, then northbound to see my lovely Mum and Dad in Northamptonshire. Back on Monday, hoping to get to the Gerhard Richter exhibition at Tate Modern. His 'Cage' paintings ( Cage 1 above) are among the most beautiful I have ever seen, and I am really looking forward to seeing 'September' (below) in the flesh; I have the book and love what I have seen there.
it all began as an artistic exploration of the Incarnation...
LouLou Morris
- LouLou@theLoom
- West Sussex, United Kingdom
- "I like to escape the tyranny of the rectangle and to take tapestry off the wall." My current practice is a long term enquiry into what it means to be truly human; it involves reflections on Christian and Jewish theology, inspiration from poets such as John Donne, T.S. Eliot, R.S. Thomas, Grace Paley, Dylan Thomas, Yehuda Amichai, Seamus Heaney and Malcolm Guite, together with ponderings on news items.
take a tiny hand sample loom with you
ReplyDeleteI need to make / acquire one don't I! Am at Mum's this morning, drinking tea and watching birds in the garden.
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