Knitting is in Vogue

Please look for an article on my work in the spring issue of Vogue Knitting.   I look forward to your feedback on the article.               

                             The Art of War

Adrienne Sloane tunes in to world news, creating knitted works that reflect political conflicts and global crises. 
By Rebecca Klassen

Above the Din

I hope to see you on March 2 at Artworks! 

for the opening reception of 

Above the Din. 

March 1 to April 5 

Opening reception: March 2, 2013 

3 to 5 pm

ArtWorks!

384 Acushnet Ave.

New Bedford, MA 02740

It promises to be an inspiring show.

Never a Dull Moment

A preliminary notice: Heading into the new year with a nice series of projects on my plate.....  I hope to see you at any of the following.   (More detailed information to follow soon.)

Upcoming exhibits include:

Down to the Wire, Attleboro Art Museum, Attleboro, MA April 13 - May 11

Above the Din: Unstructured Conversations, Artworks! Gallery, New Bedford, MA Feb 25 - April, opening reception March 2

Workshops through June include:

January 26-27: Knitting Wire Jewelry, Metalwerx,

Waltham MA

February 10: Knitting Wired Master Class, Lion Brand Yarn

Studio, NYC

March 17: Knitting with Wire, Munroe Center,

Lexington, MA

May 25-27 Knit Anything: Not Clothing, Snow Farm:   

The New England Craft Program, Williamsburg, MA
June 10-15: Knitting a Life, Montserrat College of Art,

Beverly, MA

 

Still Reeling

And who wouldn't be from all the traveling over these past months....

Recently back from 2 weeks away, the first 9 days in Turkey where I joined a select group for the 1st International Istanbul Textile Art-Design Symposium sponsored by Marmara University held in the old city section of Sultanahmet and with Jack Lenor Larsen as the keynote.

What a wonderful chance it was to meet Turkish and other international fiber colleagues, participate in the 

Marmara University workshop

Cast Off, 2012

 
Symposium
exhibit,  

teach a workshop (with translation)

   

and just enjoy a bit of exotica.  

The Grand Bazaar

Oh, and did I mention also being able to exhibit work at the Nakkas Gallery which was in a 6th century cistern!!??...

(now how cool is that?) 

 
 
Spanning some centuries, I then flew directly to Chicago to teach for Vogue Knitting Live!, a wonderful experience in its own right before finally making it back barely in advance of Hurricane Sandy.

Apologies for the long Absence

There is so much to report but, most immediately, if you are in the Boston area this weekend and looking for something to do....

I was just invited to participate in

South End Open Studios

this Saturday & Sunday

Sept 15-16, 11am to 6pm.

I will be showing with

Lois Russell

in her studio #322

at 450 Harrison St.

Boston

Parking is at 540 Harrison Avenue or $5.00 per day at the Boston Medical Center parking garage at the corner of Harrison and East Brookline Street.

 

I hope to see you there.