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SUMMARY:Natural Dyes Workshop Series: Diving into the Dye and Mordant Processes
DESCRIPTION:This is the second event in a series of Natural Dye Workshops with artist Madelaine Corbin. \nGet ready to learn more about the fascinating world of natural dye at Pine Meadow Ranch Center for Arts & Agriculture. \nDive into the technical processes behind natural color\, where it comes from\, and how to fasten it to fiber. This one-day workshop will focus on the dye process from start to finish. Participants will prepare their cloth samples using non-toxic mordants\, build communal dye pots made from flowers grown at Pine Meadow Ranch\, and dye both plant and protein fibers. Participants will leave with two finished textiles and a natural dye journal of swatches documenting the interaction between mordant\, fiber type\, and dye.
URL:https://bendmagazine.com/event/natural-dyes-workshop-series-diving-into-the-dye-and-mordant-processes/
LOCATION:Pine Meadow Ranch Center for Arts & Agriculture\, 68467 Three Creeks Rd\, Sisters\, 97759
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SUMMARY:Natural Dyes Workshop Series: Shibori and Resist Pattern Making Methods
DESCRIPTION:This is the third event in a series of Natural Dye Workshops with artist Madelaine Corbin. \nGet ready to learn more about the fascinating world of natural dye at Pine Meadow Ranch Center for Arts & Agriculture. \nIn this one-day workshop\, participants will learn advanced techniques in layering natural dyes over various resist methods and overdyeing techniques. The workshop will delve into resist methods such as clamping\, binding\, sewing\, and more\, enabling participants to create intentional patterns on fabric beneath layers of natural color. Using pre-mordanted fabric and dye sourced from plants cultivated at Pine Meadow Ranch\, attendees will craft two finished textiles\, including a silk scarf and cotton bandana\, made from plant and animal fibers. \nAll skill levels are welcome to join!
URL:https://bendmagazine.com/event/natural-dyes-workshop-series-shibori-and-resist-pattern-making-methods/
LOCATION:Pine Meadow Ranch Center for Arts & Agriculture\, 68467 Three Creeks Rd\, Sisters\, 97759
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SUMMARY:Glacial Shifts: Art and Science in the Migration of Ice
DESCRIPTION:About the Event:\nJoin us for an enlightening event featuring two distinguished speakers\, Dr. Anders Carlson and Daniela Naomi Molnar\, each offering unique perspectives on the intersection of art and science in the context of transitions and migration in the face of climate change. \nAbout the Speakers:\nDr. Anders Carlson fell in love with glaciers as an undergraduate student while conducting research at Matanuska Glacier in Alaska. After receiving his B.A.s in Geology and German from Augustana College\, IL\, he earned a M.S. at the University of Wisconsin-Madison and a Ph.D. at Oregon State University in glacial geology. Following a postdoc at Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution\, MA\, he was a professor at the University of Wisconsin-Madison and then Oregon State University before founding the Oregon Glaciers Institute. Anders has studied glacier-climate change for a quarter century in the United States\, Canada\, Greenland\, Svalbard\, Scandinavia\, Patagonia and Antarctica. \nDaniela Naomi Molnar is an artist\, poet\, and pigment worker collaborating with the mediums of language\, image\, paint\, pigment\, and place. She is also a wilderness guide\, educator\, and eternal student. \nAn entry in the Oregon Encyclopedia states\, “Molnar pioneered the notion that art can speak to climate change.” Her work is the subject of a front-page feature in the Los Angeles Times\, an Oregon Art Beat Profile\, and a feature in Poetry Daily. \nHer visual work has been shown nationally\, is in public and private collections internationally\, and has been recognized by numerous grants\, fellowships\, and residencies. Her book CHORUS is a finalist for the 2024 Oregon Book Award\, and was selected by Kazim Ali as the winner of Omnidawn’s 1st/2nd Book Award. Her work will be anthologized in the forthcoming The Ecopoetry Anthology and is anthologized in Breaking the Glass: A Contemporary Jewish Poetry Anthology. \nHer next books are PROTOCOLS (Ayin Press\, 2025)\, and Light / Remains (Bored Wolves\, 2024). She founded the Art + Ecology program at the Pacific Northwest College of Art and helped start and run the backcountry artist residency Signal Fire. A 3G Jew and daughter of immigrants\, she is a diasporic student of the earth.
URL:https://bendmagazine.com/event/glacial-shifts-art-and-science-in-the-migration-of-ice/
LOCATION:Pine Meadow Ranch Center for Arts & Agriculture\, 68467 Three Creeks Rd\, Sisters\, 97759
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SUMMARY:Natural Dyes Workshop Series: 24 Natural Dye Samples for Color Journal
DESCRIPTION:Explore the natural dyes blooming in August at Pine Meadow Ranch! In this one-day workshop\, we will delve into natural dye processes and engage in hands-on lessons about dye plant harvesting\, building dye pots\, and coaxing color from plants. Using pre-mordanted fibers\, the workshop will focus on the basics of natural dyes and the ecstatic magic of plant-based color. Participants will receive a natural dye journal to document their workshop experiments\, capturing the relationships between the dyes and plant and animal fibers. Attendees will leave with one finished textile and a natural dye journal.
URL:https://bendmagazine.com/event/natural-dyes-workshop-series-24-natural-dye-samples-for-color-journal/
LOCATION:Pine Meadow Ranch Center for Arts & Agriculture\, 68467 Three Creeks Rd\, Sisters\, 97759
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