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2023 Mary Olson Farm Artist in Residence


Since we are adding weaving looms to our inventory (and soon there will be weaving workshops!!!) I'm pretty sure I just have weaving on the brain. But, today I opened the latest issue of the Auburn Magazine and was so excited to read about Allyce Wood who is the 2023 Mary Olson Farm Artist in Residence. You can read the whole article HERE

I really wanted to share that there will be some fun open studio days, as well as a free community workshop!!! 



  • Open Studio Days:
    July 1, 2023, 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM
    July 29, 2023, 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM

Mary Olson Farm Artist in Residence Allyce Wood will host two open studio days during her time on the Mary Olsen Farm as part of her residency. The artist will be available to greet visitors, talk about her artwork progress and techniques, and show examples of inspiration found during the residency.

  • Free Community Workshop: Carboard Loom Weaving
    Saturday, July 29, 2:00 - 6:00 PM
    Participants will learn the fundamental elements of weaving through the use of simple household tools! Visual artist Allyce Wood will guide you step by step in creating a unique tapestry of your own design, exploring texture effects, striping, and color blocks.
    For more information or to register, visit the workshop registration page.

Revised - WORKSHOP DATES

Our apologies! There was an error in the dates and times listed for the workshops in the previous email. Corrected information is as follows:

There will be two Free Cardboard Loom Weaving Workshops, one held on July 13th, 12pm to 4pm, as well as July 29, 2pm to 6pm. Please see the corrected dates, times and details below. 

We hope you will consider joining us for these fantastic Artist in Residence programs!

Woven Textile by Allyce Wood

Public Programming and Events

Please join us at these free upcoming programs with the artist!

Open Studio Days 
Date: Saturday July 1 and Saturday July 29, 12pm to 5pm
Location: Mary Olson Farm
Tour the artist's work space at Mary Olson Farm. Learn more about the artists practice and the history of the location!

Free Cardboard Loom Weaving Workshop 
Date: Thursday July 13, 12pm to 4pm
Location: Mary Olson Farm
Participants will learn the fundamental elements of weaving through the use of simple household tools! Visual artist Allyce Wood will guide you step by step in creating a unique tapestry of your own design, exploring texture effects, striping, and color blocks. Click the link to sign up for the July 13th slot.

Free Cardboard Loom Weaving Workshop
Date: 
Saturday July 29, 2pm to 6pm
Location:
 Mary Olson Farm
Participants will learn the fundamental elements of weaving through the use of simple household tools! Visual artist Allyce Wood will guide you step by step in creating a unique tapestry of your own design, exploring texture effects, striping, and color blocks. Click the link to sign up for the July 29th slot.

Final Exhibition Reception & Artist Talk 
Date: Wednesday September 20, 5pm to 7pm
Location: White River Valley Museum
Come see the final exhibition of our Artist in Residence Allyce Wood and enjoy the final exhibition and artist talk!



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