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'Foliate'; My artist residency exhibition at the Glasshouse Port Maquarie

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In early 2017 I completed an artist residency at the Glasshouse in Port Maquarie. This was the resulting exhibition.

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tags: Foliate, Meredith Woolnough, artist residency, contemporary embroidery, glasshouse Port Maquarie, leaf art, textile art
Sunday 08.20.17
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Artist Residency at Glasshouse Port Maquarie

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Last week I completed an artist residency at the Glasshouse in Port Maquarie

What is an artist residency you ask? Hopefully this post can answer that question and also give some insight into what I did during my residency.

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tags: Meredith Woolnough, artist in residence, artist residency, freehand machine embroidery, glasshouse Port Maquarie, leaf art, leaf embroidery
Wednesday 04.05.17
Posted by Meredith Woolnough
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Celebrating colour in leaves

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It's no secret that I like leaves.

In fact I like leaves more than that I like flowers, which probably makes me a bit weird because I am sure it is the other way around for most people. Leaves have inspired my work for the last few years and I can't look at a leaf without zooming straight into its vein structure and tracking this delicate system.

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tags: Australian artist, Meredith Woolnough, begonia leaf, caladium leaf, embroidery, eucalyptus leaf, leaf art, leaf embroidery, natural networks, nature art
Friday 03.18.16
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The journey of an artwork: 'Coast Pennywort' from start to finish

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The inspiration for my new piece Coast Pennywort (hydrocotyle bonariensis) came from a plant I picked up on a walk around my local area. This plant, commonly known as Coast Pennywort or Kurnell's curse, is a weed in most parts of New South Wales but I have always loved the shape of it's fleshy leaves with their intricate internal vein patterns.

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tags: Hydrocotyle bonariensis, Kurnells curse, artwork inspiration, beach plant, coast pennywort, embroidery art, embroidery, inspired by nature, leaf art, leaf skeleton, leaf veins, thread art, weed art
Saturday 01.17.15
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