Elizabeth A. Beland Gallery -- Waking With You
Recent embroidery drawings and photography by Joetta Maue,
exploring the act of sleep, the role of the bed and the lover in our lives.
January 8 – February 19, 2010
Here are some pictures of my exhibit, waking with you... enjoy and please let me know what you think.
the lovely entrance wall.
Folks admiring the bed piece, waking with you, at the opening.
a small mixed group of embroideries.
a new work, that is part of a larger series focused on my pregnancy.
asleep.I will post more pictures and some detail shots of my large scale bed work, waking with you, tomorrow. Thank you so much for all the encouraging words in my race to the finish line of getting it done. It was struggle but I am very happy with how well the entire show turned out. Let me know what you think.
In conjunction with the exhibit SandT of Making the Art Seen featured a very thoughtful and thorough interview with me over at her blog. Please check it out.
In conjunction with the exhibit SandT of Making the Art Seen featured a very thoughtful and thorough interview with me over at her blog. Please check it out.
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12 comments:
it looks to be amazing! wish I could see your exhibit in person.
great interview too :)
Ah, Essex but not the one near me ubfortunately. Your exhibit loooks wonderful.
Great interview!
thank you everyone. Glad you like the pictures and the interview was fun. It is always interesting to be asked unexpected questions and have to ponder them:)
Joetta it is fantastic! to see the waking with you go from the blog i had followed and now this is wonderful!
congrats!
you have immortalized one of my favorite places, my bed. I love it! Sweet.
the bed is such a special and momentous place in out lives... it is defintely my muse often.
I wish I could see it in the real because it looks fab and really intriguing. All the best with the exhibit :)
corrine aka Jafabrit
thanks so much. I hope the work will be shown again somewhere else:)
I am doing a study of your work for my a Level art course, I was wondering if you could explainthe conep of this piece? Thanks
Could you send me your email? And by piece you mean the bed piece I assume?
:)
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