Natalie Niblack conspiring with Jules Faye to produce a collaborative suite of prints by women artists living in Skagit Valley. At that time, the artists were invited to participate in this project.
Meetings were held at the beautiful Harmony Fields in the midst of the Magic Skagit. Such a beautiful destination added to the enjoyment and inspiration of it all.
We were instructed to create an edition of 25 prints. 18 of these to be distributed among the participants so, in the end, we'd each head home with our own suite of prints. Number one of the edition would be framed for shows. The remaining 6 suites would be for sale. Since we all worked independently we didn't see the other work until the last meeting.
They say that the whole equals more than the sum of it's parts. This is especially true in that each and every print is strong and can hold it's own. We worked well as a group and the artwork created shows that. It's going to be a great show!
The work will be on view at Anchor Art Space in Anacortes, Washington from July 11th through August 10th, 2014 and Shoreline Community College Art Gallery in Shoreline, Washington from January 5th through January 30th, 2015.
The participants include: Natalie Niblack, Jules Faye, Kris Molesworth, Heidi Epstein, Kathryn Glowen, Jean Behnke, Twila Tate, Theo Jonnson, Ann Reid, Eve Deisher, Jane Alynn, Jessica Gigot, Ellen Michael, Nicolette Harrington, Sue Roberts, Kristin Theiss, Stella Spring and myself.
Natalie Nyblack and Ann Reid laying their editions; photo: Kathleen Faulkner |
Nicolette Harrington and Kristen Theis laying their prints. Natalie, Theo Jonnson and Eve Deisher observing; photo: Kathleen Faulkner |
from left to right: Theo, Kristen, Natalie, Nicolette, Eve and Jean Behnke; photo: Kathleen Faulkner |