To The Waters and The Wild
British Tapestry Group
13 January - 28 February 2022
Scottish Ornithologists' Club
Waterston House
Aberlady, East Lothian, EH32 0PY
This exhibition of tapestries inspired by the natural world & created by Scottish members of the Group
The wading bird with all the moves 😎 yet one we still know so little about! Jack snipe are perfectly camouflaged within their environment and will stay completely still on the ground, not making a move unless disturbed! #Winterwatch ❄️
Eleanora Budden - "Up against a wall" Whats on your loom January 22
Well, a few days on and the tapestry is about to come off my loom, so here goes . . . As you will see, the end result has benefited from undoing the dark brown in the middle.
Michael Crompton - Whats on your loom January 2021
One image includes the water colour painting cartoon of the finished piece.
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What’s on your loom?
Christine Eborall -They are woven in discarded fishing and shipping twine found on a remote beach on the Isle of Skye in 2018, on a background of discarded blue scaffolding net, and are intended to draw attention to the appalling plastic pollution.
This is what is on my loom at the moment. I can only send one photo as
I’m weaving from the back and the cartoon is stitched behind it. Liz Jones
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Our next exhibition opens next week @StBarbeMuseum
Conversations
People, Places, Materials, Objects
St Barbe Museum & Art Gallery
15 Jan - 26 Feb 2022
New Street, Lymington, Hampshire SO41 9BH
@CommGdnsLondon@BumblebeeTrust I saw a soggy bumblebee valiantly feeding off Mahonia flowers despite the rai; another good source at this time of year.
Channel Steamer Leaving Harbour, Eric Ravilious, 1935. It depicts a cross-channel ferry leaving Newhaven harbour in East #Sussex. The original artwork is in a private collection.
Nothing says Christmas like felted fungi- this little lot of Amethyst Deceivers, Splendid Waxcaps, Ruby Boletes and Agarics verdigris and Fly are destined for the Christmas tree. Thankyou @fungi_felted for their creation.
A disaster, even if it's an utterly predictable one. The bill is obscene: cruel, pointless, illiterate, racist, constitutionally unsound and against the principle of retrospective law-making. No sane democratic society would have passed it. And yet they have.
'Anatomy brooches' by Hiné Mizushima, Japanese, slow crafter, miniature collage artist, illustrator, stop-motion music video artist who lives in Vancouver #omensArt