Tangerine Windsor

Made by students using turning, carving, and joinery

Fair Market Value: $1,250

Students will receive 50% of winning bid

Dimensions: 34" x 15"x 15"

Painted maple, poplar, and oak woods

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Craft and Material Studies students from University of the Arts under Don Miller's instruction

In the study of Wood/Furniture at UArts, students gain a mastery of tools, methods and materials to create meaningful, unique pieces-and have many opportunities to display your work in studio, on campus and in the neighborhood.

Don Miller's sculpture and furniture works are inspired by a broad range of historical woodworking practice and have been shown in New York, Boston and the upper Midwest. A background as a stringed instrument maker and a developing interest in fiber-based processes augment his long practical woodworking experience.

This Windsor chair was made in 2016 as a collaborative project by C+MS/Wood juniors and seniors. It is constructed in traditional materials and by traditional methods- turning, carving, joinery.

Untitled

Embroidery on canvas with acrylic paint and pencil drawing

Fair Market Value: $700

Dimensions: 11" x 14" x 1 1/2"

Thread, graphite, and acrylic on canvas

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Mi-Kyoung Lee

Mi-Kyoung Lee is a fiber artist currently based in Philadelphia. Her work focuses on the ritual and the repetitive process of art making and the relationship between tool and material, image, and content. Her work has been featured in solo and group exhibitions at the Arizona Art Museum, Cranbrook Museum of Art, Reading Public Museum, Painted Bride Art Center, Espace de Tisserands, and Busan Metropolitan Museum in Korea. She was included in the 10th International Lausanne to Beijing Fiber Art Biennale and 8th Beijing International Visual Art Biennale among others. Since 2005, Lee has collaborated with the International Opera Theater as the artistic director, costume, and set designer. She is currently an educator at University of the Arts in Philadelphia.

Wrap with Honeybees and Plants

Botanically inspired, hand block printed wrap

Fair Market Value: $260

Dimensions: 13" x 84"

Rayon lycra fabric and textile paints

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K. Riley

My training and specialties are in textile and apparel design, illustration, and costume history. My botanical and insect inspired collection is linoleum block printed. I design, illustrate and painstakingly hand-carve each linoleum block. Each garment section is printed before construction. I layer prints and colors to get the desired effect, carefully considering all the garment design details before printing. I translate shapes and details from the past, adding a contemporary twist. I strive to create a unique, wearable, and beautifully constructed garment with timeless design, historical references, and impeccable craftsmanship.