One of the other things I've been working on over the summer was a piece of work for the following
ERTF exhibition which opens tomorrow. If you get a chance to visit Cambridge over the next couple of weeks do try to pop in and take a look. There is plenty of exciting work covering many types of textiles, not only embroidery. And there is a shop selling all manner of lovely textile goodies. I'll be there stewarding an a few of the days so if you happen to spot me please come and say hello!
The following is a preview of the piece of work I had accepted together with my personal statement for this exhibition:
For this exhibition Gina has explored her role within the family. For most of her adult life Gina has felt herself defined by her relationships to others in particular Wife and Mother. This piece is about emerging from these roles as a woman in her own right… Moving Forward...
The Birth Of Woman
Just a thimbleful....
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely pice of work - Venus arising with all the feminine references in the background. I am stewarding at ERTF and look forward to seeing the piece 'in the flesh'
OK missis, when are you going to be there? I reckon I can fit in a very quick jaunt during one of my 2.5 hour mornings. You know I'd come and look anyway but if there's a shop too, it would be rude to resist!
ReplyDeleteI wish I could come and see the exhibition too Gina. I love the way your work is always so thoughtful and thought provoking.
ReplyDeleteLucy x
Hope the exhibition is a big success. You can see the progression you have made recently through this work. I'd love to come and see it in place but I don't think I'll make it this time. Good luck with the exhibition.
ReplyDeletethat is beautiful Gina, am sure you will have a lovely time, wish i could get there.
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Very evocative piece.
ReplyDeleteGood luck with the exhibition, hope I can get there.
what a perfect image to fit your beautiful personal statement - sounds like a wonderful exhibition. I love the cocoons in the previous post too Gina - you have such an incredibly creative approach. Sorry to read about your eye - hope it's healing well
ReplyDeleteThat is so beautiful, you are certainly a clever lady. Hope to get to the exhibition.
ReplyDeleteLoads of good luck wishes for your exhibition Gina - beautiful work!
ReplyDeleteCarolyn
Self portrait?
ReplyDeleteGood luck with the exhibition. Wish I could come but I'm currently puppy sitting, as you know! With you in spirit! Penny x
ReplyDeleteAs always, beautiful work Gina. I hope the exhibition goes well for you.
ReplyDeleteReading your last post, I'd be interested to know how you get on at life drawing classes. A friend of mine has taken it up and has become totally absorbed. Her work is wonderful.
Good luck. x
What a beautiful piece Gina - I hope the exhibition is a success. I do wish I could be there!
ReplyDeleteNext summer the in-laws have booked for us to go to Norfolk. I feel a little en route bloggy meet up may be in order :)
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a lovely piece. wish i could be there .....
ReplyDeleteSigh ... that is truly lovely (as usual). Good luck with the exhibition! xx
ReplyDeleteThanks for gving me the heads up about the exhibition. If I had known I would have postponed our visit until this week, still it's just a short drive away.
ReplyDeleteHi Gina,
ReplyDeleteThis looks very good, I look forward to seeing it in the flesh!! as well as you of course.
It does make the whole idea of the exhibition more exciting to be able to see how its coming on.
See you soon.
Love Jenny
wow Gina, this is a stunning piece and I adore the pieces below for your degree. Are you proud? You should be.
ReplyDeletebeautiful work Gina ~ Judy x
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