Beadazzled Show in Washington, DC
I was certainly bedazzled to see the this show at Beadazzled in Washington, DC in 1990. It was the first time I had ever seen the work of Pier Voulkos, Sarah Shriver, Grove & Grove and City Zen Cane in person.
The show was displayed in the back room of the store’s original location on Dupont Circle in six large display cases and was curated by Penny Diamante. I visited the show five times, each time leaving with new ideas and inspirations.
There were thirty artists in the first show, so I was particularly thrilled (and grateful that Kathleen Dustin had encouraged me to enter the show) when an image of my work was featured in the review in Ornament Magazine.
Read the review:
which appeared in Ornament Magazine, 1990, vol. 13, #4, page 18.
(reproduced courtesy of Ornament Magazine)
A lifelong artist, Lindly was delighted when she discovered polymer clay in 1988. Admired for her gently empowering teaching style, Lindly has taught hundreds of polymer clay workshops during the past fifteen years. A founding member of the National Polymer Clay Guild and the co-editor of their newletter for three years, Lindly remains active in the polymer clay community.