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Photograph by Natalja Kent. For inquiries, comments, commissions, collaborations, or if you are looking to find a home for unwanted yarn, please send an email. The Wall Street Journal wrote about my show at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden. Check out this write-up about my knitted flowers at Smithsonian Mag. Fiber Arts Magazine included my work in the Emerging Artists Showcase! The Spring 2011 issue has the full article. Check out this review of The Knit Life in Williamsburg Greenpoint News and Arts.
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From the Resin Kitchen. My obsession with resin spikes and spheres continues to grow. Now I am trying bones and other organic matter, suspended in plastic– forever! Here are some animal parts collected in Wyoming. Courtesy of Andrew Oesch. Wing, claw, vertebrata, piece of jaw. What more do you need? These are Pollock otoliths I collect in the Bering Sea and the Gulf of Alaska. I’m glad to have finally found a suitable use for them. Pearls, glass, spines. …and a small mouse. Our self-titled debut album.
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Artist talk at the Common Cod Fiber Guild! This week I’m giving an artist talk at the Common Cod Fiber Guild. In Cambridge, MA! The presentation will be on March 8th at the Strata Center at M.I.T. Details can be found here, on the Fiber Guild’s blog. I’m psyched to share my work with other textiles aficionados and talk shop with fellow knitters and fiber lovers! Come on by if you are in the neighborhood!
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One Room at the RISD Museum. Event last Saturday was great! Big thanks to Hollis Mickey for the photographs! Spikes and Spheres. Polyester resin with bones, mice, bees, shattered glass, and dye. From left to right: “Evening Primrose”, “Red Floral”, leaves for “Swamp Pink”, “Secret Forest”. Visitors to the museum came and sat with me while I knitted and talked to me about my work. there were a lot of great questions!
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Show at the Dirt Palace in Olneyville Square. In February I installed some of my knitted pieces in the storefront window gallery at the one and only Dirt Palace. In Providence, RI. Here’s a photo of the installation and some words about the display:. Tatyana Yanishevsky strives to knit every day. She is smitten with fibers and texture, particularly mohair, silk, wool, and lace patterning. A close-up of the specimens:. Hellip;and a sneak peak from inside the installation!
