Lots of lovely things for sale

Lamps by Penny Evans

 Out of the Fold will be offering lots of work for sale at the 'Monochrome' exhibition at Snape Maltings.

   

Eco printed silk scarves by Heather Black

As well as large wall mounted and 3D textile art exhibited in the main gallery there will be a smaller items for sale. A chance to take home some original and unique pieces for your home or to give as gifts. 

Mounted pieces of textile art all ready to frame, dyed and printed scarves, covered sketchbooks, lamps, needle cases, aprons, bags and lots of handmade cards will be on sale. Payment can be made by card or cash.

Mounted pieces by Mary McIntosh

 

 

Drawing Threads - another chance to see

 

Sarah Boardman 'Drawing Threads'

Out of the Fold exhibited their 'Drawing Threads' series of work at The Guildhall, Bury St Edmunds, in September 2021.

Each piece measures 18" x 48" and each member interpreted the theme very differently with a wide variety of design, surface design, materials and techniques used.

There will be another opportunity to see this series again at the Snape Maltings exhibition, along with new pieces to replace those sold in Bury! 

Dates: Friday 30th Sept - Wed 5th October 2022

Time: 10am - 5pm each day

Venue: Pond Gallery, Snape Maltings, Suffolk IP17 1SP

Monochrome - work by Dee

 

The theme of our exhibition is 'Monochrome' with each member of Out of the Fold intrepreting this theme in their own way.

Dee Nicholson has used Snape Maltings and  surroundings as her inspiration. This is just a small area of one of a series of three pieces of work on this theme.

You can see the whole completed pieces, plus lots of textile at by all twelve members of the group, at our exhibition.

Friday 30th Sept until Wed 5th October 2022

Pond Gallery, Snape Maltings IP17 1SP

CQ Magazine

 Heather has written a short piece about Out of the Fold for the latest edition of Contemporary Quilt Magazine. 

CQ is one of the Quilters' Guild specialist groups and several members of Out of the Fold are active contributors to CQ 

The magazine is an excellent publication and is distributed to all CQ members throughout the UK. We hope to see lots of CQ members at our forthcoming exhibition at Snape Maltings from 30th Sept - 5th Oct 2022

https://brittenpearsarts.org/visit-us/snape-maltings/pond-gallery-art-exhibitions/monochrome-out-of-the-fold

Monochrome - work by Sarah

 

The theme of our forthcoming exhibition is 'Monochrome' with each member of Out of the Fold interpreting this theme in their own way.

Sarah Boardman has made a piece titled "Hope in a dark place" taking inspiration from life's journey over the last few years.

These images show only small close-up details. To see the whole thought-provoking and personal piece of work then please come along to the exhibition at Snape Maltings from 30th Sept until 5th October 2022

https://brittenpearsarts.org/visit-us/snape-maltings/pond-gallery-art-exhibitions/monochrome-out-of-the-fold

Monochrome - work in progress by Marion

 

The theme of our forthcoming exhibition is 'Monochrome' with each member of Out of the Fold interpreting this theme in their own way.

Marion Baker is creating a three dimensional piece of work using different fabrics and handmade paper dyed with a natural logwood dye. All handstitched. 

To see Marion's completed vessel please come along to the exhibition at Snape Maltings from 30th Sept until 5th Oct 2022

https://brittenpearsarts.org/visit-us/snape-maltings/pond-gallery-art-exhibitions/monochrome-out-of-the-fold

Monochrome - work by Heather Evans

 

Heather has done a lot of research into the photographic cyanotype process which was first discovered by Sir John Herschel in 1846. She has tried to manipulate this process to create an abstract impressionistic effect which reflects her style.

For the Out of the Fold 'Monochrome' exhibition Heather has used cyanotype and dyed fabrics to create a series of work. Her inspiration came from the sea and looking at the work of Wilhelmina Barns-Graham, abstract artist (1912 - 2004) and the work of Peter Green, painter and printmaker.

To see all of Heather's work please come along to the exhibition at the Pond Gallery, Snape Maltings IP17 1SP from 30th Sept until 5th October 2022

Monochrome - work in progress by Heather Black

The theme of our forthcoming exhibition is 'Monochrome' with each Out of the Fold member interpreting this theme in their own way. 

Heather Black is working on a piece titled "Achromatopsia" exploring what the world must look like through the eyes of someone who is completely colour blind.

To see the whole piece of work then please come along to the exhibition at Snape Maltings from 30th Sept until 5th Oct 2022  

https://brittenpearsarts.org/visit-us/snape-maltings/pond-gallery-art-exhibitions/monochrome-out-of-the-fold

Monochrome - work in progress by Caroline

Caroline is working mostly in a black and white palette using fabrics from her fabulous stash of vintage materials. Watch out for a flash of red for emphasis.

All hand stitched this is a real labour of love.

These small sections are only a tiny fraction of the whole piece. To see Caroline's completed masterpiece then come along to the 'Monochrome' exhibition at Snape Maltings from 30th September until 5th October 2022

https://brittenpearsarts.org/visit-us/snape-maltings/pond-gallery-art-exhibitions/monochrome-out-of-the-fold

Monochrome - work by Mary

 

'Monochrome is the theme of the forthcoming exhibition. Each member of Out of the Fold interprets the theme in their own way.

Mary has used this Simplicity dress pattern discovered when clearing out her mother' house as the inspiration for her piece.

Using the actual paper pattern tissue as well as sheer silk, cotton and net fabrics Mary has made a three dimensional piece of work.

To see the finished work please come along to the exhibition at Snape Maltings from 30th September until 5th October 2022

Open 10am - 5pm each day

Free Entry

Monochrome - work by Penny

 

The theme of our forthcoming exhibition is 'Monochrome' with each Out of the Fold member interpreting the theme in their own way.

Penny Evans has produced a series of illuminated felted columns inspired by her surroundings in rural Norfolk and her daily dog walks through local woodland. 

The felted vessels incorporate paper and other materials and techniques to capture the essence of the harvested forest.

This images shows only a small detailed close-up. To see the whole installation please visit our exhibition at Snape Maltings from 30th September until 5th Ocober 2022