Congratulations! I used to do their exhibit every year, but stopped after having a tapestry stolen, as they will not insure your work. So, just a heads up, you might want to see if you can insure it yourself. And if you do, can you let me know how you did it? My insurer won't cover work in an uninsured gallery, but I might look elsewhere if I knew where to check.
...(I) have come to the conculsion that tapestry can indeed be an art form in its own right with its own specific mode of expression if the craft of weaving is allowed to influence the art of tapestry. In order to be meaningful, tapestry must find its own identity. It must not be a woven painting, but rather a composition that could only have been woven, not painted.
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Congratulations!
I used to do their exhibit every year, but stopped after having a tapestry stolen, as they will not insure your work. So, just a heads up, you might want to see if you can insure it yourself. And if you do, can you let me know how you did it? My insurer won't cover work in an uninsured gallery, but I might look elsewhere if I knew where to check.
Congratulations!
Congratulations!
Me too!
State Farm allows tapestry to be insured under their/my business policy when in shows.
Congratulations!
Me too!
State Farm allows it to be insured under their/my business policy.
Congratulations on two Tommye; they took one of my newest, so tapestry will be well represented there!
Michael
Thanks, Kathy, Janette, Kathe and Michael!
Yes, Kathy, I realized they didn't insure the works... that's too bad and I know they're missing some wonderful works (like yours) by not doing so.
Kathe and Michael, glad to hear you've gotten works in this show, too. Good to know that tapestry will be well represented!
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