The Stitchery of Catherine Hill, a Lancashire Lass
I’m pleased to announce that ‘Fragments‘ is part of ‘In and Out of Lockdown’ – the Embroiderers’ Guild Members’ Challenge 2022.
Hand stitched cotton cloth, eco-dyed and marked with leaves from my Lockdown garden.
This is the fourth Guild Challenge I’ve taken part in – previous entries include ‘Matchbox Challenge‘, ‘Take Time to smell the Roses‘ and ‘Sound of the Kenwood Chef‘.
The Embroiderers’ Guild Challenge 2022 artworks will be on display at The Knitting and Stitching Show in 2022.
I’m pleased to announce that I’ll be taking part in Saltaire Arts Trial 2022. A selection of my artwork will be on exhibition Saturday 30th April – Monday 2nd May in The Stitch Society shop within the UNESCO World Heritage Site at Salts Mill, Shipley.
I’m slowly preparing artworks to show – starting with Sound of the Kenwood Chef and Matchbox Challenge.
The Arts Trail guides visitors to exhibitions within Sataire village in addition to exhibitions and events within Salts Mill.
I’ll be there during the event and I hope to see many of you there.
I’m pleased to announce that ‘Moors of Home’ has been jury selected by Better Together Artists and Walk Bye for the Through the Clouds Exhibition. This international online event is hosted by Better Together and curated by artists Catalina Aranguren, Mary Waltham and Sonya Lee.
“What do you see through the clouds? Blue skies, an opening up to colorful fun times, jesters, jokers, party-time? Feeling positive about the other side of the clouds, going places, seeing new things? What does your sunny-side conjure up that visually interprets “…through the clouds”. Co-curated by Sonya Lee, Catalina Aranguren and Mary Waltham the exhibition showcases 36 international artists from 16 countries. A first collaboration with Walk Bye a truly complimentary public art partner and social media platform based in Jersey City, NJ, USA. ”
Better Together Artists.
This is the fourth exhibition I’ve taken part in with Walk Bye – the previous were ‘Merry Happy Joy‘, ‘Home‘ and the ‘First Anniversary‘ exhibitions.