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Emerging from mid-19th century martial training of elite fighters, Chhau had to go through a tortuous journey to become a celebratory form of entertainment. ....
Weaver Judith Blank transforms discarded garments into rugs BAR HARBOR In one form or another, since nearly the beginning of our history, humans have been weaving. From sedges and nettles for basketry and fishing nets to exquisite tapestries of silk and gold, weaving, beyond warming our floors and walls, has helped us build shelters, catch food and clothe ourselves. “I’m in a tradition,” said Judith Blank, leaning against the doorway of her workshop on Norway Drive. “I know in America you’re not supposed to say you’re in a tradition. But I’m very much in a tradition.” ....
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Fiber art is unifying thread in library show NORTHEAST HARBOR Have you been feeling rather sluggish lately? Not quite yourself? A little out of sorts? Maybe all you need is some fiber. If so, the Northeast Harbor Library can help. Throughout the month of March, the library is featuring an exhibit in the Mellon Room titled Local Fiber. It showcases the work of 10 artists. “Each one represents a different aspect of textile art,” said Judith Blank, a rug weaver who organized the exhibit. “None of these artists are beginners; they are all advanced in their work. “I want people to appreciate what good artists we have living among us.” ....
Throughout the month of March, the Northeast Harbor Library is featuring an exhibit in the Mellon Room titled Local Fiber. It showcases the work of 10 artists. “Each one represents a different aspect of textile art,” said Judith Blank, a rug weaver who organized the exhibit. “None of these artists are beginners; they are all advanced in their work. ....