Since Jeri has asked to have people share newspaper articles, here is one that
appeared in the Wall Street Journal.
https://www.wsj.com/articles/lace-takes-a-modern-turn-in-interiors-1518798031
The author took a bobbin lace class with Brooklyn Lace Guild co-founder Elena
Kanagy-Loux in Manhattan an
Hi Devon
Do you have a sense of how much money is still needed to fund the exhibition
at the Hunterdon, and what happens to the funds if they don't get enough for
the exhibition to go ahead?
One of the things I liked about the recent kickstarter for the Massachusetts
historical society book
Dear Sue,
A similar question was asked by Alice earlier in the week. I put it to the
Director of the Hunterdon Art Museum and this was her answer.
âWe keep very good records of every donation - how much, from whom, etc.Â
The Museum has software specifically for tracking donations. It's very
Thanks, Devon
That answers a lot of the questions I had about this exhibit. It was good in
particular to see that the exhibit will go ahead anyway â it is rather the
scale of it that is in question.
As I participated in the crocheting of the Urchins I would be very excited to
see them in this
The director of the Hunterdon Art Museum asked me this the other day, and I
did not know the answer. She wants to include didactic material about the
history of lace in the exhibit.
Devon
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See the piece I wrote on LaceNews a few years ago, at
https://lacenews.net/2011/08/24/music-the-bonelace-weavers-song/
It is Part 1, because I actually interviewed Roy Harris about this, and
will write up my notes in a second article soon.
Laurie
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