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This year Sam is participating in Harrow Open Studios, showing her artwork in the Stitch Club Studio on the following dates: Friday 18 June, Sunday 20 June, Friday 25 June, Sunday 27 June, Friday 2 July, Sunday 4 July, Friday 9 July, Sunday 11 July The following workshops will coincide with Open Studios: It would …
This lovely exhibition was carefully curated by Katie and Kezia who were working towards their Silver Arts Award. They collected and hung all sorts of creations made by Stitch Club students. Its only when we put things together like this that I realise how many talented boys, girls and women (no men – such a …
Stitching Through The Ages Exhibition at West House Read More »
Recently I visited the ‘World Goes Pop’ exhibition, containing many different works from a variety of artists during the Pop art era, located at Tate Modern. There were many different rooms at the exhibition, each regarding a theme, mainly political. They highlighted themes of war, feminism and economy, key issues that dominated current affairs during …
World Goes Pop at the Tate Modern, reviewed by Katie Weitzman Read More »
Recently during my trip to Barcelona, I decided to visit some of Gaudi’s architectural work in attempt to gain inspiration from his unique and flamboyant designs. His works are located all around Barcelona- however the ones I visited were ‘La Pedrera’, ‘Basilica of the Sagrada Familia’, and ‘Casa Batllo’. The first building that I visited …
Gaudi in Barcelona, A reflection by Katie Weitzman Read More »
This summer, I visited the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition in London, where many different paintings, sculptures, architecture plans and photography are displayed over the course of June, July and August. Michael Craig-Martin was the curator of the exhibition this year, and from previous years, the arrangement of the exhibition looked very different. The walls were …
Royal Academy Summer Exhibition, 2015, A review by Katie Weitzman Read More »
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Katie completed her Silver Arts Award in 2016. There are two main elements to the Silver Arts Award: Arts Practice and Pathways and Arts Leadership. For Arts Practice and Pathways Katie created this painting through a series of experiments. It all started with a monoprint and then playing around with paint effects on perspex. …
Workbox Magazine featured Stitch Club’s Stitch to the Future exhibition in the September/October 2012 edition — check it out… [pdf-embedder url=”https://stitch.club/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/WorkboxSep_Oct2012_W.pdf”]
An army of weird and wonderful creatures staged a takeover of The Attic at Lines of Pinner for two weeks in September 2012. Stitch to the Future had two parts: Sam Harvey’s mixed media sculptures and stitched prints alongside creations made by the young people who attend her Stitch clubs and workshops. The exhibition was …
An exhibition of Stitch! Children and Teens work was held in the corridors of Harrow Arts Centre, Uxbridge Road, Hatch End in January and February 2010. At the time we were running Stitch Clubs at the Arts Centre. This exhibition of stitched objects celebrated the creativity and talent of the diverse group of young makers, …
