Lia Cook: material allusions

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Weaver Lia Cook incorporates elements of painting in her tapestry. She uses a multi-harness loom to depict images of drapery borrowed from classical paintings. Thus the textile evokes folded cloth as well as parts of human figures to create dramatic compositions.

Weavers, Weavers (Persons), Cook, Lia

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Beyond the obvious: rethinking jewelry

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The pieces in the 'Beyond the Obvious: Rethinking Jewelry' exhibition demonstate the need to read a piece of jewelry to find its hidden meaning. They resemble portable art and small scupture more than jewelry designed to be worn.

California, Exhibitions, Jewelry making, Jewelry

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Jean Cacicedo and Janet Lipkin

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The works of artists, Jean Cacicedo and Janet Lipkin, and showcased at an exhibition, are discussed.

United States, Artists, Cacicedo, Jean, Lipkin, Janet

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