Susie Monday . El Cielo Studio

Musings from the contemporary art taller* of Susie Monday - quilt applique, art quilts, art cloth, workshops & more

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"El Cielo" (el c-eh-lo) in Spanish means "the sky" or "the heavens." "Taller" (ta-yér) is Spanish for "workshop" or "craftsman's studio."

This weblog is about the maker's life. The teacher's path. The stitching and dyeing and printing of the craft of art cloth and art quilt. The stumbling around and the soaring, the way the words and the pictures come together. Poetry on the page and in the piecing of bright scraps together. The inner work and the outer journeys to and from. Practicalities and flights of fancy and fearful grandeur, trivial pursuits and tactile amusements. Expect new postings two or three times a week, unless you hear otherwise.

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Sha Sha Higby

My artist date this week was to see a performance by Sha Sha Higby, a performance artist and fiber artist who makes ingenious and magical costumes and masks. The performance had the quality of metamorphasis of an insect, and was quietly striking, though I felt the dramatic structure took second place to the visual art quality of the piece. Here's a link, if you'd like to see a bit of her work. And this link is to a small movie of a perfomance.

Posted on Sunday, November 18, 2007 at 11:48AM by

elcielostudio in Hill Country Inspiration |

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