Party Wrap-Up

I have been pretty M.I.A this past week on the blogging and it is due to being in L.A. and enjoying the warmth. Oh sweet, sweet sun! I am fully defrosted from the East Coast chill and ready to brave the cold once again when I return to my love, Brooklyn, tomorrow.

Here's a wrap of the New Image Anniversary Party that happened on Saturday. Its up til February, so check it out!



Clayton Brothers

Judith Supine
Suzannah Sinclair, Deanna Templeton, Rebecca Westcott

Cody Hudson, Thomas Campbell, Cheryl Dunn

Megan Whitmarsh

Seonna Hong, Saelee Oh, and the back of me.
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(images via Guillotine)

Thread as THE (thanks lisa) Line-the longest day!

Yesterday, my friend Erin and I drove down to Virginia for the day. I had to get there early for some last minute touch up work for the "Thread as the Line" show and pretty much got it done in the nick of time. The show looked amazing and it was nice to be in VA for a day. Here are some images of the show.









My new pieces. These are the first time I'm showing my new series, so it was a bit nerve racking. I hope people enjoy them.







Steve Frost


Thomas Campbell, these were really awesome.




If I could afford it, I'd buy this one...




Megan Whitmarsh. I love the layering of the fabrics that she's doing now.







Jennifer Muskopf. You have to see these in person, the installation was created as if you were underwater.

Surf, Sprout, and Virginia

When I first moved to New York I was really home sick for my life back in LA. Then, my kind friend, Rich Jacobs took me to the premiere of "Sprout," Thomas Campbell's new surf film. Not only was (and am) I a big fan of Thomas Campbell's artwork and photos, but it also introduced me to his filmmaking. It's a beautiful film, take the time to seek it out if you have the chance. Here's a video from VBS.TV about Thomas.



I don't know too much about surfing but I hope to by the end of this summer. Surf lessons are a-waitin'. Alex Knost is showcased as one of the surfers in "Sprout," and even though I don't know too much about surfing I love the way he moves on the board, something so fluid and at ease about it.


And speaking of Thomas Campbell, i'm super excited that I'm in a show with him in Virginia. The show is curated by Cynthia Connolly based on contemporary sewn art. There are a lot of amazing artists in this show. I'll be posting more about these artists before the show, in the meantime here's the link. Ellipse Arts Center