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Point de Gaze - Catherine Barley - ENGLAND (To view detailed work in progress see 'CALIFORNIAN POPPIES' on menu)
Polychrome Blonde Ulrike Voelcker (Lohr) GERMANY
Valenciennes - Ulrike Voeckler (Lohr) GERMANY
Point de Saxe - Ulrike Voelcker (Lohr) - GERMANY
Mechlin - Ulrike Voelcker (Lohr) - GEMANY.
Paris - Helena Fransens BELGIUM
Paris - Helena Fransens BELGIUM
Helena's Paris in progress
Beveren - Helena Fransens - BELGIUM
Helena's Beveren
Contemporary Bobbin Helena Fransens BELGIUM
Detail of work in progress
Detail with pins removed
Polychrome Blonde Pompi Parry - ENGLAND
Pompi's Polychrome Blonde
Pompi's Polychrome Blonde in progress (how many bobbins)?
Blonde - Pompi Parry ENGLAND
Pompi's Blonde in progress
Pompi's Blonde - Oh my goodness, all those ends to tie off!
Withof - Susie Johnson USA
Susie's Withof
Bucks Point - Susie Johnson - USA
Susie's Bucks Point - 257 pairs with 18 pinholes to the inch! Is it any wonder that we never seem to have enough bobbins!
INTERNATIONAL POPPY EXHIBITIONS/VENUES
Each of the exhibits are worked by an expert in her particular field and there are approximately 47 different interpretations by 36 of todays finest workers from 14 different countries.
I don't think anyone imagined for one moment that the original 14 works would grow to an amazing 47 framed pieces, so couldn't possibly has envisaged the logistics of transportation, exhibition venues etc and Ulrike Voelcker is to be congratulated for being the driving force and organiser behind all of this, as well as personally packing/unpacking each and every one of the exhibits and transporting them to the majority of the venues in Europe. Susie Johnson has also played a large part by collecting together photographs of the completed works along with the paragraphs from each of us to accompany our lace, explaining our thought process/journey whilst being worked. Helena Fransens volunteered to do the Dutch translations and persuaded her friend Monique Saquet to do the French along with Francoise Aufauvre. Gina Hart organised the printing/laminating and framing of the paragrgraphs, which were printed in four languages - English, German, Dutch and French. Pompi Parry and Catherine Barley organised the exhibition here in the UK along with a three day workshop with Ulrike teaching Chantilly, Susie teaching Withof and Catherine teaching Point de Gaze. The workshops were so successful that the students asked for another to be held the following year (2012) but this time for four days instead of three!
The Poppies have beeb exhibited at:
2009 - IOLI Convention - Los Angeles - USA - July/Aug Wavre - BELGIUM - Aug Bourbonne-les-Bains - FRANCE Zonhoven - BELGIUM - Nov 2010 - SWITZERLAND - May Sansepolcro - ITALY - Sept - Nov 2011 - New Greenham Arts Centre - UK - April IDRIJA - SLOVENIA and Purgstall - AUSTRIA - Sept/Oct 2012 - OIDFA Conference Caen - FRANCE - July IOLI Conference St Paul, Minnessota - USA - Aug Bochum - GERMANY - Nov 2013 - Deventer - THE NETHERLANDS - April Rendsburg - GERMANY - Sept
We hope you will enjoy viewing a selection from this stimulating International Californian Poppy Exhibition along with photographs taken of some of the works whilst they were still in progress.
Point de Gaze - Catherine Barley - ENGLAND (To view detailed work in progress see 'CALIFORNIAN POPPIES' on menu)
Polychrome Blonde Ulrike Voelcker (Lohr) GERMANY
Valenciennes - Ulrike Voeckler (Lohr) GERMANY
Point de Saxe - Ulrike Voelcker (Lohr) - GERMANY
Mechlin - Ulrike Voelcker (Lohr) - GEMANY.
Paris - Helena Fransens BELGIUM
Paris - Helena Fransens BELGIUM
Helena's Paris in progress
Beveren - Helena Fransens - BELGIUM
Helena's Beveren
Contemporary Bobbin Helena Fransens BELGIUM
Detail of work in progress
Detail with pins removed
Polychrome Blonde Pompi Parry - ENGLAND
Pompi's Polychrome Blonde
Pompi's Polychrome Blonde in progress (how many bobbins)?
Blonde - Pompi Parry ENGLAND
Pompi's Blonde in progress
Pompi's Blonde - Oh my goodness, all those ends to tie off!
Withof - Susie Johnson USA
Susie's Withof
Bucks Point - Susie Johnson - USA
Susie's Bucks Point - 257 pairs with 18 pinholes to the inch! Is it any wonder that we never seem to have enough bobbins!
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