Studio 23 Member Artist Chat: Joanne Grabinski
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Join us in the Rowley Gallery of Studio 23 to learn about how our artist members create, what inspires them, and how they share their craft with others.
Artist Chats begin at 5:30 p.m., followed by casual conversation from 6 to 6:30. Attendance is free and open to the public, no registration required.
Thursday, August 13:
Joanne Grabinski
Demystifying My Artistic Process
Fiber Artist Joanne Grabinski will give a brief overview of her process, while demonstrating on an artwork-in-progress so attendees arriving can see her equipment, tools, materials, and work process. She will share a few completed artworks, and respond to questions and comments from attendees.
C Joanne Grabinski is an improvisational fiber artist who uses the materials, tools, equipment and techniques of needlepoint to create one-of-a-kind nonrepresentational/nonobjective abstract artworks. Color and geometric shapes are key design elements and most of her designs evolve as she stitches. Preparing to leave her 30+ year career in higher education at the end of 2010, she made the intentional choice to pursue two new career path--artist and creative writer. Her artworks have been in both juried and invited exhibitions at Studio 23, Creative 360, Artworks, 515 Gallery, Art Reach, University Art Gallery-CMU, Park Library-CMU, Oliver Art Center, and Glen Arbor Arts Center. Her 5-piece "A Wheel & 4 Triads" was acquired as part of Interlochen Center for the Arts' permanent art collection and hangs in the Mallory-Towsley Center for Arts Leadership.
Artist Chats begin at 5:30 p.m., followed by casual conversation from 6 to 6:30. Attendance is free and open to the public, no registration required.
Thursday, August 13:
Joanne Grabinski
Demystifying My Artistic Process
Fiber Artist Joanne Grabinski will give a brief overview of her process, while demonstrating on an artwork-in-progress so attendees arriving can see her equipment, tools, materials, and work process. She will share a few completed artworks, and respond to questions and comments from attendees.
C Joanne Grabinski is an improvisational fiber artist who uses the materials, tools, equipment and techniques of needlepoint to create one-of-a-kind nonrepresentational/nonobjective abstract artworks. Color and geometric shapes are key design elements and most of her designs evolve as she stitches. Preparing to leave her 30+ year career in higher education at the end of 2010, she made the intentional choice to pursue two new career path--artist and creative writer. Her artworks have been in both juried and invited exhibitions at Studio 23, Creative 360, Artworks, 515 Gallery, Art Reach, University Art Gallery-CMU, Park Library-CMU, Oliver Art Center, and Glen Arbor Arts Center. Her 5-piece "A Wheel & 4 Triads" was acquired as part of Interlochen Center for the Arts' permanent art collection and hangs in the Mallory-Towsley Center for Arts Leadership.
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