Artists juried into Tamarack’s David L. Dickirson Fine Art Gallery in Beckley, WV in the past 18 months are featured in the exhibit opening with a reception on Sunday, January 22. The show will be up through February 25. Photos of … Continue reading
There is a new Rug Hooking media outlet! A quarterly online magazine published by Rug Hooking Magazine and featuring a tour through our Studio in the premier issue. Subscriptions are $9.95 per year and available at www.RugHookingMagazine.com or click … Continue reading
Twelve fiber artists selected by Susan L. Feller for their innovative designs and in some cases young energy, depict the Zodiac signs in hooked works. The collection is published in Rug Hooking Magazine’s Jan/Feb 2012 issue. Virgo, by Francine Even, … Continue reading
The premier issue came out this fall for FiberArtNow Magazine and it included two articles featuring RUGHOOKING! Liz Alpert Fay is introduced to the readership in her studio and the Beyond Rugs! contemporary exhibit at the Farnsworth Museum in … Continue reading
The book is out and we are pleased with the responses. Go to our store at www.RuckmanMillFarm.com to order an autographed copy. Readers have said: ”I will definitely use this as a “go to” guide for my students.” Wendie ScottDavis,Ontario CANADA “Got … Continue reading
Holiday Happiness to all! The angel ornament was created to hang on one of the ARTISTREEs in West Virginia’s Governor’s Mansion in Charleston, WV this year. Our First Lady, Joanne Jaeger Tomblin invited artists throughout the state to … Continue reading
Contemporary textile artists using traditional forms of rug making are recognized in a major art Museum exhibit. The Farnsworth Museum in Rockland Maine opened their second collection focusing on rug hooking. The current show is up until February 5, 2012. … Continue reading
This book is published by Stackpole Books and includes great directions for a wide variety of fabric flower pins. The photographs of completed works inspire the reader to get the materials and begin. Nan signed books and demonstrated … Continue reading
When there is not too much time to hook… but you need to record a memory, make a 5 inch square. The following are vignettes of three great destinations where I have taught this summer. The Cambria Pines Rug … Continue reading
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The following three works were juried into exhibitions and/or publications this year. This exposes the traditional craft of rughooking to a contemporary art audience. Hope you can visit one or all of the exhibitions: State Museum, Culture Center, 1900 Kanawha … Continue reading
