RECIPE & INGREDIENTS FOR BRILLIANT DESIGN
Karen Goetzinger
Collage developed , including student work, by Karen Goetzinger
RECIPE & INGREDIENTS FOR BRILLIANT DESIGN
MAY 13-15, 2016
St. Lawrence College
Room 00060
Lecture, Friday Evening May 13th
Workshop Fee $125
This
workshop removes the mystery and brings practical clarity to the
principles and elements of design. Learn the principles that are the
foundation and the language of good design by experimenting with each of
the elements during 2 days of exercises on paper, fabric and in
stitch.
Through these studies you will learn to understand how the
principles interact with the elements of design in creating successful compositions and how they relate to your own fibre art practice.
principles interact with the elements of design in creating successful compositions and how they relate to your own fibre art practice.
Expect great results in designing all new work for your personal Studio practice during this all new, exciting workshop weekend with Karen. Plan to experiment with design play techniques you have always wanted to explore, and enjoy working through Karen's assignments as you develop a new confidence as you design exciting pieces for your 2016 personal and exhibition work.
Whether
an experienced designer or beginning your adventure with original
design, Karen's years of successful development of all new work for her
own collections will surely provide a great foundation for your
continuing studio work.Plan to ask lots of questions, bring your own design dreams to paper and stitch and be prepared to share in an exciting workshop weekend with like minded fibre professionals.
More of Karen's beautiful designs - please visit her website for more information and images...
And the FW Registration Form is at www.fibreworkskingston.blogspot.ca, on the right sidebar! Hope you will plan to make Kingston your destination for the weekend of May 13-15, 2016!
Known for her finely detailed mixed media textile constructions that are influenced by her roots in quilt making, couture construction, and her life-long passion for the urban landscape and architecture, Karen Goetzinger captures urban life through the perspective of treasured but fading memories. Using painted and stretched canvas as a giant embroidery hoop, she sketches, with thread, the imprint of urban landscapes on individual memory. Each artwork is intentionally without figurative elements thereby allowing the viewer to become the city’s human element, in solitary interaction with the landscape and their personal narratives and fleeting memories.
Please join us for the Workshop Weekend May 13-15, 2016 at St. Lawrence College... Hope to see you and don't forget Karen's Lecture and Sharing of her beautiful work Friday evening, May 13, 2016, Room 12040 on the Upper Level at St. Lawrence College 7-9 pm.
