Today's postings
- [Baren 25338] RE: The Big Nothing: Several Steps Removed ("marilynn smih")
- [Baren 25339] Re: New Baren Digest (Text) V27 #2697 (Jun 26, 2004) (ArtfulCarol # aol.com)
- [Baren 25340] I got good news from Japan (michael schneider)
- [Baren 25341] Re: I got good news from Japan (Bette Norcross Wappner)
- [Baren 25342] Re: The Big Nothing: Several Steps Removed (Bette Norcross Wappner)
- [Baren 25343] Congrats to Bareners (GWohlken)
- [Baren 25344] Re: LPE II & III (Sharri LaPierre)
James congragulations on all of your successes.
Marilynn
To James Mundie , and others I may have missed after being away for just one
week .
Congrats to all of you doing exciting woodblock prints in exchanges and
exhibitions!
Carol Lyons
Irvington, NY
rst-art.com/carolgallery.htm
Dear Bareners,
I got a call yesterday from a friend in Japan. He told me that my work
was selected for the exhibition "100 years of Japanese woodblock print
1904-2004" that was held at the City Museum of Art in Nagoya. He told me
that my work was received well. As a result I got an invitation by a
gallery in Nagoya to have a solo show there.
I had to tell at least you folks about that, as around here almost
nobody can understand what this means to me.
A happy woodblock printer,
michael
dear michael,
how wonderfully thrilling! i share your excitement with a big smile and
a happy heart. i only wish i could be there to see your exhibitions.
what a honor for you and for Nagoya's City Museum of Art.
bette.
:D
Congratulations on your achievements in this joint exhibition in
Philadelphia which is perfect for your work, and also for your Prodigies
series exhibits in Delaware and New York. I too share your excitement!
Share photos with us if you can.
All the best to you,
Bette.
James and Michael, congratulations! You guys are both talented hard
working artists. For that, success has to come to you. (I'm grateful
to have met you both).
~Gayle
This is to let you all know that Princess Rachid had volunteered to be
the coordinator for LPE III, bless her generous heart! So, we are all
set to go in October 2005. I hope everyone has their blocks carved and
are ready to print, so there will be no deadline-challenged
participants. I, of course, have no clue what I will do, but I'm
confident that the rest of you are not in this boat with me, but
instead, sailing through the production of your contribution. We have
roughly 15 months to do this trick, so SURELY we can manage in that
length of time, doncha think? I'm rootin' for us, guys!
James Mundie - you are amazing. Congrats on all those wonderful shows.
It makes me want to pack up and move to the other coast. Instead, I
will just have to enjoy the links to all the sites you gave us.
Gayle & Marilynn, I'm eager to see the embossing you did. Guess I
will have to take out a sheet of kitakata and see what happens :-)
I'm with Marilynn, those ball bearing barens are something else, again.
I love mine. On my next print I'm going to calendar the paper on my
etching press and then do the whole print with the b/b/baren. On the
prints I did for my recent show I didn't pre-stretch the paper and I
had a horrible time getting it to lay flat after doing a dozen or more
passes and saturating that stuff beyond reason. Maybe I was a little
heavy handed ?? Nahhhhh, not moi - - -
Cheers!
Sharri