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Samstag, 10. Januar 2009

...everything is possible in an Internet community...

...Susan Lenz said!
You have to go there and watch this video about the CYBER FYBER EXHIBITION, and you musst read this.

I am a little bit sad, that I can not visit the exhibition.

Samstag, 3. Januar 2009

CYBER FYBER ONLINE POSTCARDS

CYBER FYBER EXHIBITION is an international fiber arts event at Gallery 80808/Vista Studios, 808 Lady Street in downtown Columbia, South Carolina, on view from January 8th through 20th, 2009. The focus of this exhibition is to highlight the influences of Internet access for today's fiber artists.

CYBER FYBER has received
fiber postcards from talented stitchers across the globe.
Please feel here to leave comments on any of the posts! Comments count! There will be a PEOPLE'S CHOICE award made on January 17, 2009. The postcard with the combined "most comments" and votes from the exhibition at Gallery 80808/Vista Studio will be the winner. In case of a tie, a random drawing will determine the winner!



A huge bouquet should go to Susan Lenz for the idea and for the incedible amount of work it must have taken to put this all together.

Montag, 8. Dezember 2008

CYBER FYBER EXHIBITION AT GALLERY 80808

January 8 - 20, 2009

CYBER FYBER, an international exhibition of fiber arts created by Internet connected textile artists, opens at Gallery 80808/Vista Studios on Thursday, January 8, 2009 and runs through January 20th.An opening reception will be held on Friday, January 9 from 5 - 9 PM.
The art exhibit will feature hundreds of fiber cards from over twenty-six countries and 46 states.The work of nineteen internationally known fiber artists will also be on display.

These invited artists include:Dijanne Cevaal, Sharon Boggon, Dale Rollerson, and Doreen Grey and her granddaughter Ebony of Australia; Beate Knappe and Wanda Lenz of Germany; Emmy Schoonbeek and Jacqueline de Jong of the Netherlands; Arlee Barr of Canada; Lynda Monk and Maggie Grey of Great Britain; Annica Lindsten of Sweden; Nikki Wheeler of Washington; Veleta Staffney and Corinne Stubson of Oregon; Penny Sisto of Indiana; Jill Rumoshosky Werner of Kansas; and Susan Sorrell and Susan Lenz of South Carolina.
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