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The art series featured in this area are available as traveling exhibitions to communities wishing to facilitate dialogue about dying, death and grief as a natural part of life.
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Deidre Scherer's Series of fabric and thread artworks focuses on the universal issues of age and mortality. By honoring the process of aging and dying, these figurative images lift the invisibility that surrounds this subject. This work starts a dialogue about death, and therefore about life, that is essential to our times. |
Cathy Weber's Grief Series combines calligraphy, gold leaf, illumination, narrative illustration, stitchery and the poetry of Gertrude Stein. Informed by personal loss, the artworks form a chronology of loss, grief and healing.
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Deidre Scherer's Series www.dscherer.com/Exhibitions.shtml
Information on You will find more of Deidre Scherer's work at her website.
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Cathy Weber's Grief Series
You will find more of Cathy Weber's work at www.cathyweber.net |
Press Release / Calendar Events Deidre Scherer will be exhibiting her fabric and thread series, Surrounded by Family and Friends, in Genet Gallery at Syracuse University, Syracuse, New York. The exhibition runs from September 19, 2003 through October 10, 2003. Genet Gallery is located in Slocum Hall and is open Monday – Friday 1:00pm to 5:00pm and by appointment. More information: 315-443-9626. |