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Lecture:  Narrative Fabric: A Brief History of Pictorial Prints on Fabric

 

Wearable meets fine art at the hand of Tobin Keller.  He is passionate about fashion and clothes because of the change in the physical and emotional state of the wearer. Through creating fabrics by hand dyeing and screen-printing and then incorporating these into the fashions he designs, the result is more artistic and sculptural. He will take us through a brief history of pictorial prints on fabrics. His accomplishments are many. Currently Tobin is art department co-chair at Cabrillo College; he is an artist, printmaker, fabric designer, clothing designer, art instructor and gallery curator.  He has had many gallery shows; fashion shows and is winner of the 2014 Gail Rich Award.  Tobin has BFA and MFA in Art.  We are lucky to have him come and inspire us!

 

Roosevelt Room – Q-80

Free for members; $5 guests at door

 

Workshop/demo:  Photo-Screen Printed Silks! a Demonstration

 

The inspiration continues…. Tobin Keller is coming to us to share a mini 3-hour course/demo on fabric dyeing and screen printing techniques.  We will be able to see close up the master at work.  Tobin will bring supplies and selected techniques to demonstrate his creative process with art fabric and surface design.

 

Multipurpose Room – M-50

1:30 to 4:30 PM 3 hour demonstration

Class size: 30 students

$45 members, $60 guests

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