Sept 23 – Oct 6
The Barn
Woman’s Art Club Cultural Center
Opening Reception
Saturday September 25, 1-4 pm
Extended Hours at The Barn during the show:
Mon-Fri 10-4; Sat-Sun 1-4
Gallery Talk at The Barn
Tuesday, Sept 28, 6:30-8:30
Woman’s Art Club Cultural Center, “The Barn”
6980 Cambridge Avenue, Mariemont
Teresa will be sharing her creative and fabrication process at a gallery talk at The Barn. The talk is free and will include demonstrations.
Over 80 pieces are featured in On the Wild Side. All explore the animal form in a myriad of techniques, including rug hooking, needle felting, and flat needle felting techniques.
About The Barn
The Barn was constructed in 1924 to serve the farm land and livestock of the growing community of Mariemont. During the 1930's, the Lindner Quality Milk Co. leased the dairy.Today the Woman's Art Club Foundation is happy to restore this historic property and under its new name "Woman's Art Club Cultural Center" (also known as simply "The Barn"), it currently serves as a vibrant community arts center open to all, and the permanent home of the Woman's Art Club of Cincinnati.
Cincinnati Zoo
Endangered Species Talk
Sunday, September 26, 1 to 3:30
Woman’s Art Club Cultural Center, “The Barn”
6980 Cambridge Avenue, Mariemont
Jessye Wojtusik, PhD. Wildlife Physiologist from the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden, will share how The Lindner Center for Conservation and Research of Endangered Wildlife.(CREW) works to save the Sumatran Rhino. We hope you can join us for this one-of-kind experience. Space is limited; you must reserve a seat to attend.
Select pieces in the On the Wild Side show depict endangered and extinct species. Funds raised from the sale of these works will go to the Cincinnati Zoo and CREW.
Gallery
“Fiber behaves like paint or clay when I’m needle felting, flat needle felting and rug hooking. Depicting animal life, in all it’s beauty and rich detail has been a joy.”
- Teresa Nieberding