Mary Lane

Saturday, 18 June 2011

Barn door

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Colouring in with fabric.

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Tuesday, 7 June 2011

Fox on the Move - Art in the Woods - 2011

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Labels: Art in the Woods 2011, Barbara Hellowell, Holmfirth Art Exibition. Wire Fox 6ft x 3ft 6ins.

Friday, 27 May 2011





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Friday, 15 April 2011

So how is this collaboration going to look?


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Labels: textile and wire

Pavements!

Yes, but I still like stripes!
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Labels: Work in progress.

Saturday, 26 March 2011

The Seeds of Collaboration are Shown

Mary and Barbara working together as Artists in Residence at the Lawrence Batley Theatre.We are endeavouring to link our two different ways of working to create a piece of work that uses each of our techniques, whilst maintaining the identity of our work and pushing the boundaries.
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About Me

Mary Lane
I trained at Dartington College of Arts and Rolle College, Devon. I live and work in Huddersfield where I served an apprenticeship as a handloom weaver followed by a Diploma in Handlloom Weaving from Harrogate College of Art. I began my textile career as a rug weaver but more recently I have turned to the traditional techniques of rug hooking and prodding. I have a well balanced creative life where I spend half of my time teaching in a small rural primary school and the rest creating textile work. I run workshops for adults and children because I want to encourage people to take up this craft. It is important that these traditions are kept alive as part of a sustainable lifestyle. I use traditional rag rug techniques to express myself. I love colour and texture and this I hope is reflected in my textile art. Contact me: maryhollingbery@yahoo.co.uk
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