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Small Works On Fabric
November 2, 2009 at 10am to January 31, 2010 at 4pm – The Discovery House, Clemson University
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Small Works On Fabric at The Discovery House, Clemson University
November 2, 2009 at 10am to January 31, 2010 at 4pm
The work of Clemson artist Terry Jarrard-Dimond is on exhibit in the Fran Hanson Gallery at Discovery House located in the SC Botanical Gardens at Clemson University. The group of ten pieces explore themes from the natural world. The work is made us…
Small Works On Fabric at The Discovery House, Clemson University
November 2, 2009 at 10am to January 31, 2010 at 4pm
The work of Clemson artist Terry Jarrard-Dimond is on exhibit in the Fran Hanson Gallery at Discovery House located in the SC Botanical Gardens at Clemson University. The group of ten pieces explore themes from the natural world. The work is made us…
Small Works On Fabric at The Discovery House, Clemson University
November 2, 2009 at 10am to January 31, 2010 at 4pm
The work of Clemson artist Terry Jarrard-Dimond is on exhibit in the Fran Hanson Gallery at Discovery House located in the SC Botanical Gardens at Clemson University. The group of ten pieces explore themes from the natural world. The work is made us…
Drop by Carolina Culture to read a review of Textile Constructions
The Stage Five version of Compositional Conversation is now posted. You are invited to check it out.
Profile Information
- alumni class:
- May 23, 1979
- About Me:
- After many years of teaching and then working in the textile industry, I now work daily in my studio. I work with fabric which I hand dye, cut and piece and stitch into compositions. I am active showing in competitive exhibitions and gallery shows and exploring new ideas and approaches to making art.
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Artist Profile: Sandy Donabed
Please join me at http://studio24-7.blogspot.com/ to read an article about Boston artist Sandy Donabed.
Donabe works in fabric and mixed media and has some interesting things to say about her attitudes relating to what she does and how she works.
Donabe works in fabric and mixed media and has some interesting things to say about her attitudes relating to what she does and how she works.
Posted on September 7, 2009 at 8:21am —
TEXTILE CONSTRUCTIONS at Columbia College
You are invited to an exhibition of my work which is on display in the Goodall Gallery at Columbia College. The show is titled TEXTILE CONSTRUCTIONS and features work from 2006-2009. New work in the show includes some of the surface design work I have been exploring since early this this.
Follow this link to read the Press Release issued by the college relating to the show: http://www.columbiacollegesc.edu/news/2009/jarrard_dimond.asp
The show will run through September 30th and there is a gal… Continue
Follow this link to read the Press Release issued by the college relating to the show: http://www.columbiacollegesc.edu/news/2009/jarrard_dimond.asp
The show will run through September 30th and there is a gal… Continue
Posted on September 5, 2009 at 7:55am —
COMPOSITIONAL CONVERSATION: Stage Four - Shelley Brenner Baird
This morning I posted the fourth article for a project entitled COMPOSITIONAL CONVERSATION. This project involves the development of a textile work that is started by one artist and passed from person to person until everyone has had an opportunity to contribute.
This week's artist, Shelley Brenner Baird, has given us an excellent description of her work process with the piece and notes on why she made the decisions that she made. There is also a mini artist profile of Shelley and examples of h… Continue
This week's artist, Shelley Brenner Baird, has given us an excellent description of her work process with the piece and notes on why she made the decisions that she made. There is also a mini artist profile of Shelley and examples of h… Continue
Posted on August 31, 2009 at 8:19am —
Stage Three: Compositional Conversation
I just posted the third installment of my online project: Compositional Conversation. The new version of the group project was revised by Beth Carney, an artist from The Big Apple.
The best part of her contribution is that she had not seen pictures of the project before she received the package and she placed the work on her design wall upside down. She did not know her "mistake" until after she had completed her work so now the piece has taken a 180 degree turn. This proves that good design is… Continue
The best part of her contribution is that she had not seen pictures of the project before she received the package and she placed the work on her design wall upside down. She did not know her "mistake" until after she had completed her work so now the piece has taken a 180 degree turn. This proves that good design is… Continue
Posted on August 24, 2009 at 8:25am —
Stage Two: Compositional Conversation and Mini Artists Profile on Rebecca Howdeshell
I have just posted a new entry on my blog: http://studio24-7.blogspot.com/
This article relates to the experience of Rebecca Howdeshell working on a piece of art which I initiated and will be worked on by 11 other artists. Her description of working on this is very articulate and I feel she has set a high standard for the artists who will follow her.
I began the project: Compositional Conversation, as a way to connect with some of the artists I have met online as well as interact with some tha… Continue
This article relates to the experience of Rebecca Howdeshell working on a piece of art which I initiated and will be worked on by 11 other artists. Her description of working on this is very articulate and I feel she has set a high standard for the artists who will follow her.
I began the project: Compositional Conversation, as a way to connect with some of the artists I have met online as well as interact with some tha… Continue
Posted on August 17, 2009 at 8:15am —
Comment Wall (9 comments)
- At 1:01pm on September 7, 2009,
Christina said…
- Thanks for your concern, Terry. It's not bad now. I just hope it doesn't get any worse.
- At 11:24am on September 7, 2009,
Christina said…
- Terry, I tried to reset the activity feed. Refresh your page and see if it clears the entries for the spammer.
- At 9:03am on September 7, 2009,
Christina said…
- Hi Terry. Unfortunately you will ahve to delete each message. Go to your inbox and place a check in the box by each message then use the "Actions" pull down menu to delete them all with one click. The smamer joined about 30 times using slightly different email addresses.This tricks the sight software by making the messages appear to be coming from "different" users. Sorry I don't have a better answer. See pict below
- At 8:53pm on April 27, 2009,
Morgan Elvington said… - Hey!! I am in Charlotte working at Capitol. I am trying to paint as much as I can on the side. One of my clients is the president of the McColl Center here in Charlotte, so I am trying to get into doing volunteer work there and the Mint Museum. I hope yall are doing well. Let me know if yall are ever this way, I would love to see yall! By the way I love your work! It is amazing!
- At 11:53pm on March 6, 2009,
Heidi Jensen said…
- Hi Terry,
I love the photos! Where are you and Tom having Fri. night dinners lately? I have to catch up with you two.
- At 10:54am on March 2, 2009,
Mike Vatalaro said… - hey Terry,
some snow huh, its good to have you on the clemsonart page and to see your work. I've been editing the Taiwan slides and hope to post a final blog on them with some photos from Japan as well.
best,
mike
- At 11:31pm on February 15, 2009,
Jamie said… - Hi Terry,
I am one of Dave Detrich's sculpture students. I am trying to figure out which material would be best for one of my sculptures for my final show in May and he gave me your name. I would love to ask you a couple of questions and get your opinion. My email address is jlfarme@clemson.edu. Thanks so much!
- At 2:39pm on February 8, 2009,
Erin Fisher said… - Terry
good to hear from you. Love to photos of your work. things have been a little crazy since David headed overseas. Just me and the boys until April.- Erin
- At 3:46pm on February 7, 2009,
Tom Dimond said… - GREAT! GREAT! GREAT! WORK, Terry!
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Bachelor of Fine Arts Exhibition at Lee Gallery
December 7, 2009 at 9am to December 11, 2009 at 4pm
This exhibition features students as they complete their course of study for a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree and includes drawings by Nick Egan and Ashley Pridgen, paintings by Lauren Holmes and Hilary Husky, sculpture by Megan Bell and photographs b…
Bachelor of Fine Arts Exhibition at Lee Gallery
December 7, 2009 at 9am to December 11, 2009 at 4pm
This exhibition features students as they complete their course of study for a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree and includes drawings by Nick Egan and Ashley Pridgen, paintings by Lauren Holmes and Hilary Husky, sculpture by Megan Bell and photographs b…
I can't come to any of the First Friday stuff, nor be present at my own studio because I'm going to Jenny and Courtney's reception out here at school. They're my peps! I wouldn't miss it for the world. Can't be in two places at once, though I've tri…
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Blue pigments of the past have often been expensive (ultramarine blue was made from the gemstone lapis lazuli, ground up), poisonous (cobalt blue is a possible carcinogen and Prussian blue, another well-…
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