Rug Hooking

Karen Light - http://kanybugsdesign.weebly.com




and workshops with Deanne Fitzpatrick - even online -

http://www.hookingrugs.com/welcome

and Jennifer Manuell - in Toronto also part of Fish Eye Sisters http://fisheyesisters.ca

From May I Design - Stitched line drawings of Buildings

Knitted anatomy

http://www.albertwstern.com/blog/2015/12/15/the-fantastic-anatomy-knit-art-of-emily-stoneking

Emily Stoneking's work - found this work again this weekend - after seeing it in California a few years ago:

Cliff Eyland and Bryan Scott

Cliff Eyland's  many little paintings:



and Bryan Scott's little bits and pieces

Speaking of Kerri Reid

http://kerrireid.com/kerrireid/Home.html

other great installation works with repetition







and link to Sculpture a Day

https://sculptureaday.wordpress.com

excellent daily images
 





much like some of my pics!

Same weekend in December saw at UTAC Rocks, Stones and Dust

http://www.utac.utoronto.ca/index.php/current-exhibitions/295-rocks-stones-and-dust

Lovely pieces by Michael Belmore - really seemed to glow



Copper on stone

and Kelly Jazvac http://www.kellyjazvac.com




who speaks to the way stones integrate plastic

And Kerri Reid:  http://kerrireid.com/kerrireid/Home.html

who makes one see how hard it is to reproduce stone:

Great exhibit at Hart House - saw it last week

http://www.jmbgallery.ca/ExBMO1st.html

piece I liked best was http://www.jasminekeillor.com




from the Traveller's series

Other pieces that looked good of hers were - from the Holes and Growth series

Two others

Collage and Painting at Angell

Gavin Lynch http://gavinlynch.net

and at Mulherin - Romas Astrauskas - found made into art
http://romas-astrauskas.blogspot.ca

from father's birdhouse

old photo matte

and put it all together

Art in Toronto yesterday

At Angell gallery - saw one Steve Driscoll  http://www.stevedriscoll.com

As Sandy says he makes the forest look 'happy'

Also saw great assemblage pieces by Greg Haberny https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greg_Haberny

some of it a little overwhelming

thisone has cooking pots for eyes

the one below is a great memory of Inglewood drive and Cora:

Ways to Honour Text

http://www.carabarer.com

Beautiful photos of Altered Books by Cara Barer

#3 - Ana Teresa Barboza and #4 and Lynn Skordal

http://anateresabarboza.blogspot.co.uk

pictures and stitch

and

http://lynnskordal.paspartout.com/slideshows/new-project

Lauren DiCioccio - #2 All of it FANTASTIC

http://www.laurendicioccio.com

All of it fantastic - painting too

contemporary textile artists #1 Debbie Smyth

http://debbie-smyth.com/about/ - drawing with thread

or making maps

I like this Gallery too

Rebecca Hossack

http://www.rebeccahossack.com

Interesting artists to look at

Barbara McFarlane and Maps

http://barbaramacfarlane.com/paper/

http://www.rebeccahossack.com/exhibitions/31/overview/ - more images

Great Pieces about Memory

By ELYCIA SFA  http://www.elyciasfa.com/untitled-listing

Elycia Sawer-Foner

Gerald's Chair

and more memories and homes

this is all text on the back (reflected below) narrative about being in the house