Tamara wrote:
What's Taracey Emin's Bed, BTW? Last para. on p 17)
Tracey Emin is an artist. Her My bed was short-listed for the Turner Art
Prize in 1999. A bed in which she claimed to have spent a week after a bad
break-up complete with vodka bottles, cigarette butts and pregnancy tests.
Se's
It was in The Saatchi Collection in London, but I don't know (or care) where
it is now.
It is ashes, it was in the art storage fire last year
jenny barron
Scotland
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Best place for it in my opinion.
Claire Allen
Kent
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It is ashes, it was in the art storage fire last year
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This is a very confusing thread; what are you all
talking about?
Diane Williams
Galena, Illinois USA
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Best place for it in my opinion.
Claire Allen
Kent
On 8 Feb 2005, at 11:50 am, Jenny Barron wrote:
It is ashes, it was
Hello, gentle Spiders,
My copy of Lace 117 arrived on Friday, but it was only today that I had
the time to read it... Like everyone else, I (mostly) agreed with Ann
Collier (Whither Lace?, pp16-19) - what's not to agree? I didn't even
notice her raising any controversial issues g (What's
My Lace #117 arrived yesterday with all the details of Convention. Luckily
Jacquie got her's last week and we were able to decide what courses we want as
our first choices. Now we are waiting to hear if we are lucky.
Malvary in Ottawa - where the temperature is supposed to be above freezing
Noelend in Cooma asks:
What's a good word for a collection of lace makers?
A Motif
Linda, the string-a-holic in Oregon where we are having a very dry winter -
more sunshine for the orchids - not so good for the forests.
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Hello Everybody,
We in Germany knew this problem too when it belongs Volkhochschule
(Evening classes for adult). There we must be 12 persons other wise it
becomes difficult. And fact is making jewellery, literature,
music,dancing and other things find more friends then lacemaking. Also
higher
Jean wrote: “Our houses are obviously smaller than those in the US -
mine is a bungalow with two double bedrooms (each about 13 feet square),
one living room (17 feet by 15 feet) and a small kitchen (12 feet by 7
feet) and combined bathroom and toilet, cost (because it's not in the
best area of
Ilske has raised a very good point - in our collections of
self-help groups, it is often the case that it becomes a social
event, with coffee and cakes and lots of chat. This is what
is happening at the meetings at my place. As friendship
groups, they are extremely successful, also for lace
Jean in Newbury wrote:
Now inside Ann has written and article called Whither Lace?, an article
well worth reading, I agree with all that Ann has to say. It would be nice
to read what other lacemakers from the UK have to say.
I agree with everything in the article too. I go to a lace class each
Jean said
The fact that three ladies wanted to start lacemaking this year, shows that
there's still interest, but it's not supported by education authorities.
Why? Painting, ballroom dancing, yoga, photography, dressmaking, upholstery
and other so-called recreational, non-academic, non-vocational
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Giving the masses what they they need/want without actually asking them.
Big businesses - and that's what local authorities are - look at a very broad
picture not details/individuals.
Dear Lacemakers,
Jeri has been kind enough to describe what we in the US do in order to enjoy
lacemaking. I have spent many pleasurable hours in just such groups.
However, I feel a profound sense of sadness that people in the UK are losing
the
support of the adult schools because it is a very significant
Well, dear Devon, let me disagree with you a little bit. We have
three different lace groups that have been meeting here for some
years now, and seem very stable and permanent. Nobody has died,
nobody has moved, and I can't imagine that anything else could take
the place of lace and lacemaking
I too got my copy of lace this morning and was thrilled to find a piece
of my work in there. Page 22 my purple lace corsage. I was a little
disappointed however to note that they have listed it as needlelace
when, although there is needlelace on it, it is mainly bobbin lace and
has a little
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