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Workshop: At Sheridan College with The Canadian Craft Biennial’s Artists-In-Residence

Workshop: At Sheridan College with The Canadian Craft Biennial’s Artists-In-Residence

Here are some images from an embroidery workshop this weekend!

Exhibition: Embroidered Environments @ Hub Gallery, Penn State University

Exhibition: Embroidered Environments @ Hub Gallery, Penn State University

My solo exhibition is now open!

Exhibition: Dwell @ Harbourfront Centre

Exhibition: Dwell @ Harbourfront Centre

Here are some images of this week’s install at Harbourfront Centre.

Workshop: Ribbon in the Sky @ Squam Art Workshops

Workshop: Ribbon in the Sky @ Squam Art Workshops

This week- teaching in the woods and next to water at Squam Art Workshops!

Studio: Embroidered Objects

Studio: Embroidered Objects

Here’s a look into one project I’m working on in my studio this month!

Exhibition: Room @ METHOD Gallery

Exhibition: Room @ METHOD Gallery

This week I flew to Seattle, WA to install an exhibition at METHOD Gallery! Here are some pictures from the show.

Exhibition: Day Dream @ The Okotoks Art Gallery

Exhibition: Day Dream @ The Okotoks Art Gallery

This week I brought my room installations all the way to Alberta for a solo exhibition.

Exhibition: Neon Bloom @ Niagara Artists Centre, Plate Glass Gallery

Exhibition: Neon Bloom @ Niagara Artists Centre, Plate Glass Gallery

I took a short road trip from Toronto down to St. Catherines this week to install these embroideries within their window exhibition space.

Workshop: Centre for Contemporary Textiles, Montreal

Workshop: Centre for Contemporary Textiles, Montreal

Workshop this weekend in Montreal!

Exhibition: Fabricated @ The Cornell Museum of Art

Exhibition: Fabricated @ The Cornell Museum of Art

Here are a selection of images from the opening reception!

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Amanda McCavour is a Toronto-based artist who works with stitch to create large-scale embroidered installations. She is interested in thread’s assumed vulnerability, its ability to unravel, and its strength when it is sewn together.