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Mending My Red Pants from Joe Lewis on Vimeo.
One hour of Joe Lewis chatting about mending the hems on pant legs while telling stories in a rather random stream of consciousness manner with Ineke Vandoorn and Marc van Vugt album Crossing Canada [lays in the background
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Weaver's Thesis Book (England), 17th–18th century Manuscript book of weaving designs and instructions. Thirty-one sheets of paper, some of which have been partly cut out, containing registers of births, etc., in the Jackson family, account of sea battle in 1739, recipes for bite of mad dog and for piles, epitaphs, poems. Written in several hands. First weaving plan is dated 1689, last is 1761. Instructions are for "huggabacks", damask diaper, coverlids, shagg petticoats, jersey, "sattan", linsey wolsey for petticoats, etc.
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Nou/ Thinking About Wisteria 1976 by Itchiku Kubota (1917–2003) After finding the image of the fragment of Tsujigahana-style kosode in the collection of the The LACMA Los Angeles County Museum of Art this morning i went back to the Textile Museum of Canada to look at this 1976 piece, Nou / Thinking About Wisteria. There is such an obvious connection. In the curator Jacqueline Marx Atkins' talk she used the same image of the fragment and this kimono to show Itchiku Kubota 40 years of work from seeing a fragment of this type of cloth (not the one she showed, his is unknown) when he was in his 20s until this Kimono was shown.
Kosode Fragment with Fan Roundels, Flowering Vines, and Wild Ginger Leaves, Japan, Momoyama period (1568-1615), late 16th-early 17th century Costumes; principal attire (entire body)Tsujigahana style; tie-dyeing (kanoko shibori), silk thread embroidery, ink painting (kaki-e), and gold leaf (surihaku) on white plain-weave silk (nerinuki)26 1/4 x 15 1/4 in. (66.67 x 38.74 cm)Gift of Miss Bella Mabury (M.39.2.304) The LACMA Los Angeles County Museum of Art
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Symphony of Light:Seasons Yuu/ Spring Air Approaching Snowy Mountains , 2010 by ltchiku Kubota ARTISTRY IN SILK: THE KIMONO OF ITCHIKU KUBOTA Textile Museum of Canada February 7 – May 13, 2018.
photo of the installation of Ebony G Patterson’s Bad Pickney from Fambily series 2013, mixed media wall hanging on hand- embellished , jacquard woven textile installed in front of Tropical Floral Wallpaper Casabella Vol II , Onsite Gallery 199 Richmond Street West, Street Level Toronto, Ontario
Nick Cave's Soundsuit 2015, mixed media including vintage toys and globes wire, fabric metal and mannequin 104” x 50” x 44” courtesy of artist and Jack Shainman Gallery on show in Toronto in The Sunshine Eaters January 10 to April 15, 2018 Onsite Gallery 199 Richmond Street West, Street Level Toronto, Ontario
sky projection play at slowest speed from Joe Lewis on Vimeo.
is that piano melting
You must be parched! It’s been unbearably long since my last Musical Mixology post, but the wait is over. To quench your thirst and celebrate the DVD release of "The Rite of Spring: A Musical Odyssey," I’ve finally crafted not one, but two “Rite of Spring” cocktails recipes. With our
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Luca Buratto joined the Toronto Symphony Orchestra to play Mozart: Piano Concerto No. 25, K. 503 [30'] this is why i came. the player not the piece but wow what a piece the piano like a gem stone is set in an exquisite tracer of flute, 2 oboes, 2 bassoons + 2 horns, 2 trumpets + timpani + strings developing a background that holds the piano aloft. Buratto played it with confidence skill and the savoir faire that gained him the top prize in the 2015 Honens (Toronto audiences need to be lead, a world class player with out the world wide reputation receives a polite response. ( raves fromWigmore Hall aren't raves from Carnegie Hall) I would have given him a bouquet of roses if i had had one with me. I am sure over the next few years they will be cuing for tickets and saying i was at his first concert with the TSO #TorontoListenLive#SupportLiveMusic
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