Doubleweave sampler by Wendy Szpindel
Monday January 28 2013
10am-1pm
Come for a 3 hour intensive tapestry workshop given by Ixchel Suarez on weaving textures in tapestry. Free to registrants in the class. $20 for non registrants. Bring tapestry yarn and frame loom. If you don't have a frame loom, one may be available for use for the 3 hours.
Erin Lewis continues to take weaving classes at the Toronto Weaving School. She is is an emerging Canadian artist working in creative electronics, wearable technology, and sculpture/installation. She is a graduate of OCADU with a BFA in Integrated Media and Wearable Technology. Her work has been shown at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Nevada, the Ontario Science Centre, Discovery Channel Canada, Discovery.com, in the Toronto Star newspaper and various physical computing websites. She teaches Wearable Technology in the Department of Continuing Studies at OCADU and at Interaccess Media Arts Centre, and works as a researcher at OCADU's 'Social Body Lab'. She has a particular fondness for data feeds, vegetables, and kittens
Erin Lewis continues to offer her course at the Ontario College of Art and Design University
This studio course introduces students to the creative and artistic potential of soft circuits and wearable media. Using construction techniques such as weaving, knitting and sewing, and technologies such as switches, sensors and conductive materials, students will create interactive garments and accessories that may be used for performance, display or for everyday use. Students will be introduced to basic electronics and sewing techniques. Studio work will be supported by demonstrations, slide presentations, video screenings, and critique. This is a qualifying course towards both the Certificate in Digital Media Skills and the Certificate in Art and Design Studio Skills. Cost: $350 + $50 material fee + HST to register click on the link.
At the Toronto Weaving School, you can advance your knowledge of weaving, weave structures and equipment. If you need some assistance in determining what you'd like to learn about, speak to the instructor, Line Dufour. Line can provide you with a menu of various approaches, structures and samplers that will further your knowledge and experience in weaving. The course is tailored to your needs and the direction you want to take.
The gobelin tapestry loom is almost ready for us to start weaving the tapestry for the international tapestry project entitled Fate, Destiny and Self-determination. So far, there are 70 people worldwide that are participating in creating shapes for the installation and 105 shapes have been sent out. To know more about the project and how you can participate contact Line at tapestryline@sympatico.ca. Countries participating thus far are Peru, Chile, Argentina, Great Britain, Wales, Scotland, France, Italy, Poland, Belgium, Mexico, USA, Canada, Australia. Here is a list of the participants to date:
Participants
as of Jan 24/13
1. Agota
Dolinay, Ontario, Canada
2. Ann
Berman, Ontario, Canada
3. Anne
Vagi, Ontario, Canada
4. Antje
Goldflam, Connecticut, USA
5. Anton
Veenstra, Australia
6. Barbara
Heller, BC, Canada
7. Christence
Stubbe-Teglbjoerg, Denmark
8. Christine
Pradel-Yien, France
9. Christopher
Allworth, Nova Scotia, Canada
10. Chung-Ja
Jackson, Ontario, Canada
11. Ciara
Minden, Ontario, Canada
12. Clare
Coyle, Scotland
13. Debbie
Harris, Ontario, Canada
14. Debbie
Herd, Victoria, Australia
15. Debra
Dubois, Arkansas USA
16. Debra
Greer
17. Donna
Wills, Ontario Canada
18. Dorothy
Clews, Australia
19. Elaine
Duncan, BC,
20. Emmanuelle
Holmes, Queensland, USA
21.
Emoke
tapisserie, Marseille, France
22. Ewa
Bartosz Mazus, Poland
23. Fariba
Mahmoodian, Ontario, Canada
24. Francois
Seguin, Ontario, Canada
25. Hilary
Slater, Ontario, Canada
26.
Ixchel
Suarez, Ontario, Canada
27. Janet
Austin, Rhode Island, USA
28. Jayne
Gaskins, Florida, USA
29. Jennifer
Stafford, Michigan USA
30. Joan
Griffin, Virginia, USA
31. Joe
Lewis, Ontario Canada
32. Juana
Sleizer, Ontario Canada
33. Judite
Vagners, Ontario, Canada
34. Judy
Dominic, Ohio, USA
35. Judy
Kogan, Chile
36. Kate
Kitchen, Ontario, Canada
37. Kathe
Todd Hooker, Oregon, USA
38. Kathleen
Morris , Ontario, Canada
39. Katia
Wittock, Antwerp, Belgium
40. Katie
Rusell, Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland
41. Krystyna
Sadej, Ontario, Canada
42. Linda
Cunningham, Alberta, Canada
43. Liv
Pedersen, Alberta, Canada
44. Louise
Martin, Great Britain
45. Maite
Tanguy, France
46. Marie
Drury, New Zealand
47. Marie-Thumette
Brichard, Belgium
48. Maximo
Laura, Peru
49. Michael
Rohde, USA
50. Mimma
Draga, Ontario, Canada
51. Miriam
Constantino, Argentina
52. Noella
Kyser, Ontario, Canada
53. Nowak
Bernadeta, Poland
54. Pam
Huntley, Australia
55. Pam
Lowe, USA
56. Patti
Harden, MD, USA
57.
Pedro
de Jesus Ibarra, Mexico
58. Pedro
Ibarra Hernandes, Mexico
59. Ria
Hartig, Ontario, Canada
60. Shanna
Robinson, Michigan, USA
61. Sharon
Smith ?
62. Stella
Tang, Ontario, Canada
63. Stephenie
Collin, Auckland, New Zealand
64. Stephnie
Cantoni, Australia
65. Susan
Middleton, Ontario, Canada
66. Susana
Penaloza Donoso, Chile
67. Tommye
Scanlin, Georgia, USA
68. Tricia
Goldberg, California, USA
69. Vera
Hazelgrove, Australia
70. Yamile
Roa, Ontario Canada
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