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Showing posts with label news. Show all posts

2.04.2013

The Clayer: Surfacing is Back!

Hello Friends,
 I am excited to announce that registration for the Winter/Spring session of my ecourse, The Clayer: Surfacing (Part One) in now open!
 

Please click here for more information about the course and how to sign up!
*See* you in class!
Diana

9.26.2011

Squam








Welcomed by the rising sun in the east.







Shacked up with some incredible talent.







Jumped off this dock butt naked with five other women.







My one minute alone.







How do you say cheeky sausage in Hungarian?







Making friends with a fellow cheeky sausage.







Even the mushrooms were being cheeky!







Talented singer songwriter who photographs her mother's nose.







My other minute alone.






Warmth, Joy, Friendship, Laughter on every path.


- Posted by Diana Fayt copyright 2011



2.21.2010

Welcome

Hello Friends,
I have finally had some time to tool around and get this new blog up and running.  As much as I enjoyed the reprieve from writing and posting, I did find that being without a space to announce news and share new work started to feel odd and incomplete.  So, here I am. Again! Honestly, I don't really have a plan. Who knows what will happen in this space?  I am thinking; Things that inspire. Meanderings. Process notes. Photos of things totally unrelated to clay. Maybe a recipe here and there. I am still in the process of getting it all situated so some of the links may be wonky.  Please bear with me. Also, I've decided to not have comments as I just can't keep up with the correspondence involved with having an open forum. But,PLEASE, feel free to visit anytime and wander about.

It's nice to be back after my long slumber.
Diana

Carbon & Clay

 San Francisco's, Modern Relics, owned and operated by jeweler Alix Bluh,
is a little gem of a store tucked away in the foggy avenues
of the Richmond District. 
There, I've installed a collage of my scrimshaw inspired works on clay.

Scribed onto them are stories of love: 
Seahorses stare lovingly at one another.
Whales intoxicated from the opiate of love. 
Rivers of gold traverse terrains of the heart
A wren perches atop love itself.
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The pieces in the show are available though Modern Relics.  
Please contact Alix Bluh for details.
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The show will remain up until mid March.