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Winner of Fine Art Textile Award PRIZE 2015

Thursday, August 13, 2015
5:00 PM 6:00 PM 17:00 18:00

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susie-koren-Gravitational-Force-1687-(2014).jpg — Winner of Fine Art Quilt Masters 2015 Prize

“Gravitational Force 1687”

Earlier Event: May 21

European Art Quilt VIII

Later Event: October 13

The London Group Open 2015

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“Traeth Mawr” inspired by visit to Welsh Pembroke Coast. Painted with ground up clay in homemade soya milk binder that I found sandwiched between the layers of slate in cliffs. Another piece where I’ve stitched words freehand on re

“Windswept Beach” inspired by solitary walking - looking to the constantly moving horizon and experiencing the changing northern light over the Dutch winter windswept coast. Sometimes I like to work on the reverse stitching words freehand

I love this studio shot of ‘Ice Pinnalces’ - making ceramics gave me a new understanding of textural surfaces that adds an additional element to my work. Wanting to create the jagged edges and depth of the Norwegian Arctic Coast mountains

“Sea Glass” (see Sense of Place gallery on my website for full image). Loved making this fabulous commission of a view I know and love. The buyer was delighted and its now hanging in their cottage beside the large scotch pine in the photo

Glimpse of the cosy corner in my studio surrounded by my sketchbooks - I love having single lit candle as a silent focal point as I sit working on the Keynote Speech for @saqaart virtual conference. REMINDER 4 DAYS LEFT to SIGN UP Early Bird ticket

Arctic stitch book. My visual language - stitch as drawn line. Working on @saqaart Virtual European Conference speech and loving looking through my studio notebooks. #earthmaterials #slowstitch #contemporaryembroidery #stitchedtextileart #stitchedte

“Arctic Sunrise” looking fabulous at the buyer’s new home - a fun afternoon helping them rehang their art collection. Photo of sketch done on from the ship of the February sunrise of the mountains on Norwegian Arctic coast. Material

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Delighted to have sold “Blanket Bog” @ingdiscerningeye exhibition and would like to thank whoever bought it. The exhibition is open at the Mall Galleries until 26 November with artwork available for sale online to 31.12.2023. I also wan

My work is about capturing a sense of place. Gives me great joy to have sold “Passing By” inspired by skerries on the Norwegian Arctic Coast to someone who’s been there and it brought back memories of her visits. Part of a series of

Thank you everyone who visited my open studio and to the those who bought work. I have loved all the wonderfully inspiring conversations - definitely one of the best parts of doing Open Studios alongside the fun of rearranging my studio space to hang

“Frosty Shoreline” hanging between NightSky I&II. On going study looking at the line / edge that separates the land from the sea & the sky. Hanging at my open studio exhibition - last few days. Open daily 11am-4pm until Sunday 18

Moraines I, II & III - moraines are defined as “a mass of rocks and sediment carried down and deposited by a glacier, typically as ridges at its edges or extremity”. Ongoing work informed by my research into the melting glaciers and &

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