We're excited to share about an exhibit of Silvia Heyden tapestries and a screening of A WEAVERLY PATH in Raleigh, NC. The Lee Hansley Gallery curated a beautiful selection of Silvia's tapestries for an exhibit at the Duke Energy Center for the Performing Arts from October 2, 2018 through February…
We are excited to share about an exhibit of Silvia Heyden tapestries and a screening of our film in Raleigh, NC. The Lee Hansley Gallery is curating a beautiful selection of Silvia's tapestries at the Duke Energy Center for the Performing Arts from October 2, 2018 through February 2, 2019.…
Our film travels to the Blowing Rock Art and History Museum in Blowing Rock, NC for a screening Aug. 17th @ 7pm. We look forward to sharing the film with this art loving community and hope to see weavers and textile artists in attendance. The museum is located at 159…
We look forward to sharing our film across the UNC-TV airwaves and their NC CHANNEL on Monday, Nov. 7th at 9pm and again on Wednesday, Nov. 9th @ 3am and 12pm. Check local listings for additional screenings in coming months.
Our film screened at La Triennale Internationale Des Arts Textiles en Outaouais 2016 as part of a new film series. The collections of films that explore contemporary, enthnocultural, and historical textile arts was presented in collaboration with the Cultural Diffusion Centres of the Outaouais.
Video Librarian, July 31, 2012 “I hear colors,” says Silvia Heyden, an 82-year-old Swiss-American who weaves tapestries in her sunny North Carolina home. Heyden approaches her art synesthetically, often with one sense expressing as another (as she says at one point, “I have an eye in each finger.”). The pieces…