Archive for November 12th, 2009

SOFA CHICAGO 2009 PART 2

Thursday, November 12th, 2009

For the remainder of 2009 I will be featuring a piece of my work each day or so on my blog.  Here’s today’s piece: 

 

"Bark Series I" (c) 2006 by Tracy McCabe Stewart 

“Bark Series I”

51″hx16″w

2006

By Tracy McCabe Stewart

Hand Dyed and commercial cottons, fossils.  Machine quilted.

2010 price $1225

Price through 2009: $915

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I am reducing prices on my work for the remainder of 2009-Read more here

 

SOFA 2009 continued:

Here are more photos of SOFA 2009:

A beautiful piece by Tammy Garcia represented by the Blue rain Gallery out of Santa Fe, NM:

mixed media piece from Sant Fe Gallery Blue Rain

mixed media piece from Sant Fe Gallery Blue Rain

Another gorgeous piece:

Mixed media Sculpture

Mixed media Sculpture by Peter Powning

I loved these glass pieces they were beautifully layered.  They looked like they had just been dug up from an archaeological site.

Crusty glass piece by Deanna Clayton

Crusty glass piece by Deanna Clayton

Here’s a shot of the inside.  I LOVE these!

Deanna Clayton

Deanna Clayton

another amazing glass artist:

Cast glass by Charles Miner

Cast glass by Charles Miner

 

and here are some other fabulous wood artists:

George Petersen Wood Carving

George Petersen Wood Carving

and Michael Peterson:

Michael Peterson wood piece

Michael Peterson wood piece

The ceramics below were astounding; carved and decorated with burnt horsehair.

 ceramics by Jeff Margolin

ceramics by Jeff Margolin

I ran into Jeanne Beck while I wa at the show and got her to pose with her gorgeous fiber pieces.  I had to shoot them from an angle:

The amazing Jeanne Beck posing with her work

The amazing Jeanne Beck posing with her work

Finally, I saw these great kites by artist Michael Thompson  from a Chicago store called Pagoda Red:

Kites  from Pagoda Red

Kites by Michael Thompson

 

Here’s another:

kite by Michael Thompson

kite by Michael Thompson

Here’s a little view to end with of the lake and the Chicago skyline:

looking out the windows of Navy Pier

looking out the windows of Navy Pier