From left to right in the front: Ethel Stein, Gyöngy Laky, Ceca Gieorgieva, Axel Russmeyer, Helena Hernmarck, Judy Mulford, Ritzi Jacobi From Left to right from the back: Mary Giles, Jin-Sook So, Norma Minkowitz, Mary Merkel-Hess, Chang Yeonsoon, Lewis Knauss, Markku Kosonen
From left to right: Dani Marti, Mary Giles, Jin-Sook So, Axel Russmeyer, Ceca Georgieva, Norma Minkowitz, Mary Merkel-Hess, Chang Yeonsoon	From left to right: Lenore Tawney, Meja Winqvist, Gyöngy Laky, Ritzi Jacobi, Judy Mulford

Thursday May 29th Lecture Tiffany Room, Park Avenue Armory 11:15 am Weavings in Buildings Helena Hernmarck Booth Visits Booth 204 1:00 PM Helena Hernmarck 2:00 PM Norma Minkowitz 3:00 PM Nancy Moore Bess 4:00 PM Jin-Sook So Friday, May 30th Booth Visits Booth 204 1:00 PM Ethel Stein 2:00 PM Judy Mulford Saturday May 31st Booth Visits Booth 204 1:00 Axel Russmeyer 2:00 Nancy Koenigsberg

SOFA Artist Appearances Rhonda Brown wearing an Axel Russmeyer Sculpture and Jin-Sook So Judy Mulford in front of "Generations" Nancy Koenigsberg in front of "Noon"

Helena Hernmarck: Lecture

Helena Hernmarck working on a new piece titled Crochet I, at a rate of one inch per day to finish in time for the SOFA NY exhibit. Weaving Tapestries into Buildings Helena Hernmarck’s tapestry designs are derived from the local environment, often encapsulating the great outdoors on a monumental scale. Her commissions include two tapestries for the 1967 World's Fair in Montreal; three for the Cunard Lines's QE2; Skidmore, Owings & Merrill's Weyerhaeuser headquarters in Tacoma, Washington; and four seasonally rotating tapestries in the lobby of the Time Warner Center apartments in New York.

 

Helena Hernmarck: At Time Warner

The Grotta House: Tour