Hexagons are a resilient structure to stay strong in the face of uncertainty. See how Alana Boltwood de-feminizes the fibre arts to explore her queer passage from maidenhood to cronehood. Exhibit includes an innovative form of hand-weaving, plus hexagonal sewing, felting, embroidery, fabric collage, beading, and pompoms.
Meet the artist on Sat Sept 20, 2-5pm: drop in for refreshments and contribute to a hexagonal weaving. Hosted by the Annex’s newest gallery, WGP & Moon Art + Books, 872 Bathurst St, just north of Bloor.
This exhibit is part of the Bi+ Arts Festival, celebrating queer culture from Sept 18-21 at various Toronto venues. The Festival would like to acknowledge funding support from the Ontario Arts Council and the Government of Ontario.
