Lorre Smith
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Lorre grew up in Indiana and was drawn to the arts at a very young age. Calligraphy, needle arts and performing arts were all great passions through her school years. A knowledge junkie, she has served as a librarian for 32 years developing skills in book arts along the way. The paper and fiber arts of current years are the result of decades of both formal instruction and self-teaching. She prefers processes that are manual, using equipment such as needles, hooks and scissors, paste, brushes and hand-applied media such as pastels. Her most recent work involves hand-loomed textiles that incorporate up to three dozen yarns.
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| + | May 19th, 2009 at 12:34 pm | ||||
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The History and Reference Committee is now organizing - there's a meeting May 24, 2009 3pm at the UAG Gallery on Lark St.
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| + | May 1st, 2009 at 01:36 pm | ||||
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When you mount the wild elephant, you go where the wild elephant goes.
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| + | April 17th, 2009 at 03:51 pm | ||||
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working in linen and silk: laces
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| + | February 20th, 2007 at 11:26 am | ||||
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Drawing lessons! Gahhh! I forgot to call Nina!
I went to the Dance Flurry and forgot. |
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