Balkan Textile Program 11-17-18
"Sophisticated knit wear, handwoven scarves, shawls, and rugs from Albania and Serbia for sale at reasonable prices." Beautiful Collection of Serbian handwoven items for sale—perfect for holiday gifts. Items from the IZVORJE Association for Hand Weaving Belgrade, Serbia. Open during regular hours (Weds 10:30-12, Thurs 1:30-3:30, Sat 11-1) and by appointment. Call Kendall at 964 8835 or Nancy Denison 964 1082. PTArts Program will be given by Kendall Smith who curated the show on Saturday the 17th. Social and sharing at 10am and program begins at 11. "Izvorje is an organization made up of seven Serbian women - enthusiasts of various ages and
First Friday 9-7-18 – new show!
Judy Castleton's Art Quilts !!! 5-8pm Friday September 7th Ongoing in Willits for the month of September QUILTS!
Friday June 1st — LOTS GOIN’ ON
MORE DATA in older post - scroll down 5pm-8pm First Friday Gallery Opening with works from Mendocino College Fiber Arts students 7pm Hear from Jody Alexander (who is teaching at the Mendocino Art Center) on The Boro Aesthetic Boro is a word used to describe Japanese textiles that have been pieced, patched, repaired and passed down from generation to generation. Boro textiles are utilitarian objects that are rich and sumptuous and that, although old in age, possess a contemporary aesthetic, and are rooted in sustainability. She will be sharing images from her personal collection of Japanese boro textiles and may even have a
First Friday: Larry Thomas’s Drawing Class Works
APRIL 6, 2018 Come on down and enjoy the new show. 5pm
June 2nd 2017 FIRST FRIDAY gallery show 5pm-8pm
Come see the work that's being done at Mendocino College. Curated by the instructor, Adriane Nicolaisen.
First Friday … April 1st !
Come by and see the new gallery show - Art Quilts From The Collection Of Sue Arnold. 5 - 8 pm
PTArts open FIRST FRIDAY !
Come by for the usual treats and liquids and perhaps a few surprises NEW YEARS DAY 5pm and view the new gallery show of book bindings. Also just added for Jan 16-17 -- INTRO to HAND SPINNING with Kathryn Rossum. TEXTILE HISTORY Class starts Saturday January 9th ! 1st class free !!!! 1:30pm Hope to see you at one or all of these PTArts events.
All month – Holiday Sale in Gallery
December Holiday Show/Sale ! Lots to see
Time to sign up for a class or two …
Lolli Jacobsen will begin her fascinating textile history survey, exploring techniques, fibers and geographical areas on Saturday January 9th, with a free introductory class. The class will continue through April 9, every Saturday from 1:30-4:30. Tuition for the series is $300; individual sessions, $40. Bookbinding class will be taught by Judy Detrick, January 18-22, 2016. Gallery Exhibit in January will present a preview of this fascinating art form. Registration is now open for classes at our local Jr College - Mendocino College. Spring semester runs Jan. 25th thru May 27th 2016. Weaving with Adriane Nicolaisen TTH 2-5pm plus additional time Fabric Printing &
Gallery Show – Calligraphy
This exhibition is a selection of practice sheets and finished calligraphic works by the participants in the weekly Calligraphy Study Group led by Judy Detrick The Calligraphy Study Group meets each Thursday afternoon at Pacific Textile Arts and welcomes individuals interested in this art form. Please contact Judy Detrick, Linda Turner, or any representative of Pacific Textile Arts for additional information.
PTArts Guild Program Oct 24th
CALLIGRAPHY, with presenter, Judy Detrick 10:00 Meet & Greet 11:00 Program Judy taught calligraphy & Graphic Art at College of the Redwoods for 30 years. Following her Guild presentation, Judy will be giving a Calligraphy Workshop. Sat. Oct. 24, 1:30-4:30 & Sun. 10:30-4:30 Click here for workshop information TO NOTE: THE CALLIGRAPHY STUDY GROUP PRESENTS: An Exhibit of Recent Work (And Some Practice Pieces) OPENING FIRST FRIDAY, NOV. 6, 5-8:00 This group of six calligraphers meet weekly at Pacific Textile Arts to practice the art of calligraphy: Judy Detrick, Adrienne Ardito, Kate Dougherty, Larry Thomas, Linda Turner and Harry VanOrnum.