Comments on: VESSELS (Sandra Wagner) http://raggedclothcafe.com/2007/10/21/vessels-sandra-wagner/ Discussions and ideas about art and textile art Sun, 05 Jul 2009 18:01:28 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: Sheldon Breiner http://raggedclothcafe.com/2007/10/21/vessels-sandra-wagner/#comment-2361 Sheldon Breiner Mon, 02 Feb 2009 21:57:16 +0000 http://junomain.wordpress.com/2007/10/21/vessels-sandra-wagner/#comment-2361 Amanda Salm, I was one of the geneltmen who greeted you Feb 1st as you swam onto the beach at Pacific Grove, hardly cold from the 52 degree water. I am the one who lives in Portola Valley and the lady (Mimi) who was with me, is my wife. The older man, who lives in Philadelphia and knows the owner of the Snyderman Galley was Barry (Baruch) Blumberg. He is a man of some note, having discovered the hepatitis antigen three decades ago (and appropriately feted for that breakthrough -- Google him as Baruch Blumberg) I looked at your work online and it is marvelous for its form and design as well as your creativity in using such natural fibers. How you pluck your raw materials from a fast moving animal with powerful legs, I'll never know. Keep up your exercise and your wonderful spirits. It's a winning combination. Sheldon sheldon@breiner.com Amanda Salm,
I was one of the geneltmen who greeted you Feb 1st as you swam onto the beach at Pacific Grove, hardly cold from the 52 degree water. I am the one who lives in Portola Valley and the lady (Mimi) who was with me, is my wife. The older man, who lives in Philadelphia and knows the owner of the Snyderman Galley was Barry (Baruch) Blumberg. He is a man of some note, having discovered the hepatitis antigen three decades ago (and appropriately feted for that breakthrough — Google him as Baruch Blumberg)
I looked at your work online and it is marvelous for its form and design as well as your creativity in using such natural fibers. How you pluck your raw materials from a fast moving animal with powerful legs, I’ll never know.
Keep up your exercise and your wonderful spirits. It’s a winning combination.
Sheldon sheldon@breiner.com

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