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Moon Rain Centre is a non-profit cultural organization dedicated to integrating creativity and harmony in the community through the creation, exhibition and teaching of tapestry weaving and textile arts. The name Moon Rain refers to the mystical connection between the moon, weaving and the cosmos. Located in the Gatineau Hills, in the Outaouais region of Quebec, Canada, Moon Rain is known for its unique approach to creative tapestry weaving. The Vision of Moon Rain is to share the beauty and mystery of Weave
Showing posts with label Peter harris. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Peter harris. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 26, 2010

Site 7

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When Thirteen Moons Entwine
International textile arts event in the Outaouais
Aug 15 to Oct 10, 2010
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Johanna Nousianien (QUEBEC)
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The view is filled with pools of light shining through inviting you to imagine how it changes with the cycle of light... entwined in its own true rhythm as it joins a flow of treetops stretched to the horizon. -Johanna Nousiaien

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Peter Harris (CANADA)

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I think of the moon as a friendly visitor to grace my garden. While the sun stands for daily or yearly regularity, the moon stands for cyclical variations, the waxing and waning of influences - Peter Harris

Photos by Joanne de Nobriga, Ken Ewen, Ken Ewen, Ken Ewen

Thursday, October 21, 2010

Fils Lumineux / Threads of Light

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When Thirteen Moons Entwine

International textile event in the Outaouais

Aug 15 to Oct 10, 2010

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Fils Lumineux/ Threads of Light, a group exhibition of tapestries by five internationally known tapestry artists who participated in When Thirteen Moons Entwine, was presented in the Salle du Conseil, in the Hotel de Ville de Val-Des-Monts, Quebec, from August 28 to October 10, 2010.From left to right, are tapestries by Peter Harris, Canada; Ewa Bartosz-Mazus, Poland; Ixchel Suarez, Mexico/Canada; Krystyna Sadej, Poland/Canada; Thoma Ewen, Canada.

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Photos by Ken Ewen