Woven Together
Lynne Greaves admits that many people think weaving is a lost art, but she and fellow members of the Sacramento Weavers & Spinners Guild are here to show the world that the artform is alive and well.
“You name it, we can weave it,” says Greaves, a New Jersey native who’s lived in Carmichael for 48 years. “Anything made out of cloth was made by a weaver. In fact, when the commercial industry makes fabric, it’s first designed by hand by a weaver on a handloom, then it’s transferred to a commercial loom.
Cover Artist Particia Prendergast
Cover Artist Inside Arden February 2020
Patricia Prendergast lives in River Park and draws much of the inspiration for her paintings from the American River.
Reverence for Rituals
Reverence for Rituals Misspelling redefines spiritual care By Norris Burkes February 2020 In 2002, I was so thrilled to begin work as a chaplain for Sutter Medical Center in Sacramento that I failed to notice the typo on my ID badge. It took more than a year, but a...
Cover Artist Sandy Whetstone
Inside Land Park/Grid February 2020
Sacramento interdisciplinary artist and ESL professor Sandy Fong Whetstone is inspired by the beauty and diversity of nature.
