The challenge lay in finding a way to bring a Wind Phone to Burning Man, adapting it to the environment while integrating it with her work in fibers.

We're continuing our exploration of the sketchbook practices of different artists. In this post, join us as we interview Elise Vazelakis. Vazelakis uses recycled materials—like Amazon Prime envelopes—in her creations, and she is a juried member of California Fibers.

In the bustling corridors of Coupeville, Washington, Middle School, amidst the chaos of academics and extracurricular activities, lies a haven of tranquility and creativity—the Knitting Club.

A unique blend of art and community engagement was hosted at the Clay Center for the Arts & Sciences in Charleston, West Virginia. Art After Dark is a vibrant event with live music and art demonstrations by local artists. Offering free access to the Juliet Art Museum at the Center, it allows community members to immerse themselves in creativity.

In a society that often emphasizes individualism and consumption, Threaded Together’s Create + Connect initiative stands as a beacon of community-building and empowerment. By providing a space for people to interact with materials, realize their agency, and celebrate their interconnection, the organization is contributing to the resilience of the community, one Wednesday night at a time.