Currently; in Albany –
Kira Mead has her work on exhibition at a pop-up gallery
Smith’s Cottage (1887) 34-36 Stead Rd, Albany (Open by appointment) Call: 0429 418 192 or email: kira.goldmx@westnet.com.au
Also available for sale,
kits and
Fat Quarters of a different kind ….
Hand dyed Wool Blanket Fat Quarters.
Still in the South West;
WAFTA’s Memory & Commemoration on exhibit from March 5 to April 4 2016
in association with the Lake Grace Regional Artspace, 25 Stubbs St, Lake Grace.
In conjunction with this exhibition Robin Inkpen will be giving a locker hooking workshop 
Sunday March 20th – Get Hooked at Lake Grace with Robin INKPEN
To book and for a full workshop description go to Current Calendar of Events on this websites.
The Exhibition will travel from Lake Grace to
Busselton
Art/Geo Gallery,
April 9 – May 15, 2016
Exhibition Opening, Saturday April 9th with Pop-Up Market Stalls between 1-4pm.
Eventbrite links for Booking & Payment will be active closer to the date for the following workshops:
Sunday 10th April – Fabulous Ferrous with Kerrie Argent
Saturday 16th April – Making Felt in the Third Dimension with Martien van Zuilen
Sunday 17th April – Reconstructing Fashion with Lorelie Smit
Saturday 30th April – Plants and Sacred Geometry with Pauline Melrose White
Sunday 1st May – Get Knotted with Rowan Rovere
While in the Perth Metro Area during March/April ;
comes the following from Jan Holland’s News at WAFTA;
Anne William’s first solo exhibition Through the Singing of my Hands will be held at Mundaring Arts Centre, in Gallery 2
March 19th to April 17 2016
Anne Williams – Artist statement ‘Housewives’ (sewing kits) were standard army issue for the ‘Nashos’ of the 1950s. They have been carried into battle zones all around the world. This one was issued to Pte. Ian Williams in 1956/7.
Concurrent with this exhibition, Gallery 1 is showing an exhibition for the Mundaring Shire Acquisition Award on the theme of Migration and Settlement. The Gallery is a great venue to visit with a gorgeous shop full of wonderful work by WA artists and crafts folk. Well worth the trip up the Hill.
Read about Anne’s journey into textiles in a very interesting interview by Louise Wells
Also in News from WAFTA is
“Improbable Returns”
Elisa Markes-Young (mixed-media/textiles)
& Christopher Young (photo-media)
Heathcote Museum & Gallery,
Swan House, 58 Duncraig Rd, Applecross
Opens Friday March 4 2016
The exhibition will continue through to April 10. Gallery will be open Tues to Fri 10-3 and Sat/Sun 12pm to 4pm Closed on Mondays
To preview the exhibition see http://www.zebra-factory.com/returns
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