| HOME | After the Residency... the Opening of the Exhibition at the 'Powerhouse'. Jeanettes work was shown alongside the other two resident wood & ceramic artists. |
 |
 |
 |
 |
'darned felt boots' |
Flowers
for Jeanette (& the other two artists
in residence) |
 |
‘The idea for the project originated from the Prestongrange
‘Handmade’ project in July and August last year. East Lothian Courier |
‘The elaborate textile sculpture started out as simple pieces of wool. The children made the wool into felt, which was then used to create pictures depicting the heritage of Prestonpans as seen through the eyes of the youngsters. The wallhanging incorpates images showing the area’s mining history, its countryside and trees and its location beside the sea.’ Musselburgh News |
 |
'faces though the weave' (close up of framed picture )
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
‘Past goes on display at primary school’
textile wall hanging, depicting life in the town – past and present – as seen through the eyes of its youngsters’
‘the artwork, which now takes pride of place in the school foyer, has been created by pupils as part of a 12-week project involving textile artist Jeanette Sendler. Funded by East Lothian Council and the Scottish Arts Council, the wallhanging was designed to represent the heritage of Prestonpans, with images of its former mining industry, landscape and seaside location. The photographs shows P5 pupils with East Lothian Provost Pat O’Brien, who performed the unveiling: Helen Bennett, from the Scottish Arts Council; Joanna Mawdsley, cultural coordinator for East Lothian Council; Headteacher Florence Brydon and artist Jeanette Sendler’
Musselburgh News
Friday 14 May 2004
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
