I was a clinical social worker practicing psychotherapy for many years before entering the art world. I find many satisfying similarities between the two fields. They both allow for expression of deep emotion. They both are vehicles for humor and creativity.
Some of my tapestries and soft sculptures are literal, some abstract. Many contain creatures or figures that are part human. Some contain parts of human figures. Some are humorous, some grim.
I love the versatility of fiber art because of the limitless possibilities of color and texture.
| EMail: | Eleanor-Artist@Frankston.com |
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| Phone: | +1-617-969-1997 |
| Solo Exhibitions | |
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| 2006 | Jewish Community Center of Monmouth County Deal Park, NJ |
| 2002 | Concord Art Association Concord, MA Jewish Community Center of Rhode Island Providence, Rhode Island |
| 2001 | Display Case Cambridge Art Association Cambridge, MA |
| Small Group Exhibitions | |
| 2006 | Fiber Art South Shore Art Association @ South Shore Conservatory Hingham, MA |
| 2004 | New Faces South Shore Art Association Cohasset, MA |
| 2001 | "Creatures in Cloth and Clay" Upstairs at Johnson's Newbury Street Boston, MA |
| Education | |
| University of California, Berkeley; BA Psychology | |
| University of Wisconsin, Madison; MSW Social Work | |
| Art Courses | Museum of Fine Arts, Boston Cambridge Center for Adult Education Weaver's Guild of Boston Studied with Marlene Marchelina, Master Weaver |
| Affiliations | |
| Cambridge Art Association South Shore Art Association Concord Art Association Weavers Guild of Boston |
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