I had the pleasure of going to the Providence Children’s Museum last week to set up some of my artwork in their Geometry Gallery display case. This section of the museum explores spatial thinking and has a number of hands-on play and learning experiences. The display case shows a changing exhibit of 3-dimensional creations loaned by different artists. The museum staff couldn’t have been more welcoming! We’re all anticipating that the glass will have to be cleaned frequently because of finger and nose prints left by inquiring little (and big) ones!
I brought 2 original fabric relief illustrations from Pocketful of Posies and a whole bunch of wee folk characters from Felt Wee Folk, as well as houses and other props from my collection that I talk about in still playing with dolls. The items will be there for 6 months, until January 8, 2017. I hope that some of you will have a chance to visit. FYI – An exhibit of new fabric relief pieces will also be shown nearby in Bristol, RI, Sept. 16 – Oct. 30, 2016 ~ Intertwined – Needle Art of Salley Mavor at the Bristol Art Museum.
Absolutely delightful !!! Wish I could see them in the real, or find a little family in my woods !! Thank you.
Love everything you do, Sally!
I would love for you to come to the Atlanta area so I can see these works of art up close and personal.
Ann
Thanks so much for your interest, Ann! Other Atlanta folks have implore me to send my work your way. It’ll just take an invitation from a suitable venue with funding for shipment.
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What a terrific opportunity for children and adults to view your work. Inspiration for future artists.
Jennifer J