Note the exhibition is open to the public from Feb 10 and the opening celebration is to be held on Feb 16 at 167 Thames St, Morrinsville
Example of Shibori Technique
Example of Shibori Technique

Shades of Blue, a Shibori exhibition by Jean Carbon

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parkingAvailable
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Free
In Person

Occurrences
Thu, 19 Feb, 10:00 am
Fri, 20 Feb, 10:00 am
Sat, 21 Feb, 10:00 am
Sun, 22 Feb, 10:00 am
Tue, 24 Feb, 10:00 am
Wed, 25 Feb, 10:00 am
Thu, 26 Feb, 10:00 am
Fri, 27 Feb, 10:00 am
DurationVariable
Address

Morrinsville, Waikato

Venue
Morrinsville Gallery

The west end of Morrinsville Town on the main street

Suitable Ages
All Ages

Description of Shades of Blue, a Shibori exhibition by Jean Carbon

Jean Carbon presents an installation of indigo artworks showcasing her signature & experimental Shibori techniques.

Shibori - from the Japanese : Shibori to 'wring, squeeze, press' the Shibori group of techniques include numerous resist processes practiced throughout the world. it is given a three dimensional form of folding, stitching, plucking, twisting, tying & blocking.

 

Artist Biography

Textile artisan, fashion designer, installation artist, traveller and teacher. Jean's passion is fabric, its history and origins, the many ways it can be patterned, coloured and decorated to create garments or works of art. She uses the ancient resist dying techniques of Shibori and clamped blocks to pattern glorious silk fabrics. While this form of dying is very labour intensive it allows her to be specific in placement of the pattern on the garment or piece of art making it unique and original.