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Joy Muller-McCoola’s fiber art piece “Rising,” at Lexington Art.
Textile artist Ann often digs me out of my rut to go see some fiber art and afterward have a nice lunch somewhere close by. Most recently, we went to a beautiful show at the Lexington Arts and Crafts Society in Lexington, Massachusetts.
I was drawn to the piece above because I love islands. This one is emerging from the sea in an unspoiled form. It felt hopeful. Below is one called “Sky with 7 Sheep.” It practically leapt from the wall.
After that, you can see the lovely “Light Breaking on Water,” by Ann Scott. And Sandra Mayo’s “The Way We Touch the World,” with the gloved hands, was intriguing.
What do these pieces mean to the artists? one wonders. What do they mean to me at a moment in time? And do meanings change?
That got me thinking that I never posted pictures of some works that I liked last fall at Concord Art. So I’ll add them now and wind up with my own attempt at an artsy photo. We can call it “Dawn at the Gym.”
Here is Nancy Mimno’s “Dragon.”
Sarah Bossert created “Four and Twenty Blackbirds.”
Below, Carol Rabe’s “Late Night Snack.”
“Dawn at the Gym.”
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