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EMERALD SPRITE STUDIO

Joy through Art is what you give

Carol Brennan 

If you are interested in hosting a show of Sylvan's work you can e-mail her at dandelionsister@aol.com

. . . Sylvan is soulfully inspired.  Her creations begin from a walk along the ocean’s edge or a trek into the forest.  From these moments, Sylvan brings to life beautiful female images with fabrics that give the same textures she finds in the natural world.  When you look at her pieces they invoke feelings of joy!  What a gift she has to bring life to beautiful fabrics and birth to images that become immortal.

Barbara Cummings

EMERALD SPRITE STUDIO


Please visit the Programs and Events Page

EMERALD SPRITE STUDIO

~ September 2006 to the Present, bi-monthly installments at the communal co-creation that is the Women's Mystery School www.womensmysteryschool.com

~ 2007 We'Moon Datebook, Begin the Journey at Lunar Lamas.  www.wemoon.ws 

~ February 24 & 25, 2006, Goddess Paintings for the production of the Vagina Monologues in Littleton, Massachusetts celebrating V-Day 2006 check them out here.

~October 29, 2005, Mystic Cave pieces hung as part of Avena Institute's "Through the Veil" fundraising Gala www.avenainstitute.org

~October 2005, Dream Vessel created for Ione’s 10th Annual Dream Festival, Kingston, New York. www.deeplistening.org

~Avena Botanicals 2003 and 2005 Catalog - Illustration www.avenaherbs.com 

~Cover art for the Avena Institute Teaching Schedule Winter 2005-6, Spring/Summer 2005, Winter 2004-5, Fall, Spring/Summer 2004, Fall/Winter 2003-4, Spring/Summer 2003 www.avenainstitute.org 

~July 8-11 2005, Shared my work and taught rattle making at The Sacred Fire Community Reunion in Barnet, Vermont.  www.sacredfirecommunity.org 

~September 2004 to June 2005 – installations hung monthly for the Women’s Mystery School at the Women’s Well, Concord Massachusetts. www.womenswell.org

~Sage Woman Magazine, illustration  for Enchanting Journeys (issue#66).  (To see the image used look to: Enchanting Journeys). www.sagewoman.com

~Sage Woman Magazine, illustrations for Truth and Beauty (issue #65)for Under a Plum Red Sun, p.16-18  (To see the image used look to: Rain Dance). www.sagewoman.com 

~The 2004 Goddess Conference, Glastonbury England - Sylvan was among the artists to exhibiting at this years conference, a selection of her large fabric wall hangings celebrating the Divine Feminine were displayed.  www.goddessconference.com  

~May 15, 2004 - Several pieces hung as part of the Women's Well 10th Anniversary Celebration Evening in Arlington, Massachusetts. www.womenswell.org

~October 2003 to January 2004 – A show designed in collaboration with Heather Ensworth for her workshop “Reclaiming the Wisdom of the Dark” at the Women’s Well in Concord, Massachusetts www.womenswell.org

~Summer 2002 to the Present, Ongoing display at the Avena Institute office and teaching space in Rockport, Maine.  Special shows were prepared for the 2003 Women’s Intermediate Herb Course taught by Deb Soule www.avenainstitute.org 

~Avena Institute News Letter – Illustrations for the Fall 2002 and Winter 2003 issues www.avenainstitute.org 

~October 2001 - “Work of the Hand” Show – The Center for Maine Contemporary Art, Rockport, Maine www.artsmaine.org 

~Spring 1998 - Student Juried Show – University of Southern Maine Art Gallery, Gorham, Maine.

~Summers 1996 through 1998 – North Haven Art Association Exhibition, North Haven, Maine. Maine. 

 

 

 

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