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SYMPOSIUM
WORKSHOPS
A variety of mushroom dyeing
classes using Australian species, for both beginning and advanced dyers,
produced a wonderful range of color. We made lovely pieces of mushroom
paper using Australian polypores, explored tapestry weaving,
heliographs, Bush jewelry, double sided knitting, and illustrating fungi with
methods of documentation and record keeping. There was also a workshop
for making and using "Myco-Stix" © on paper, silk and
other fibers. One class explored the function of the pH factor in the
chemistry of dyeing, while another demonstrated the extraction of blue dyes
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The creative work has evolved so much
further than Miriam Rice could have ever dreamed, 30 years ago with the
advent of her little introductory book about mushroom dyes!!! |
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The next event, the 12th
International Fungi and Fibre Symposium will be hosted by the country of
Denmark in 2005!
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Workshops and Classes of the 11th
International
Fungi & Fibre Symposium
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Here is a list of the
workshops held, with synopses of the class content and photos when
available. This part of the Website is constantly evolving as we
receive new material and photos from our busy workshop leaders around the
world. Keep checking it out!!! (D. Beebee) |
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Fungi
identification Katrina Syme, Dr. Richard Robinson, and Jarred Pedro (Australia) |
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Advanced Fungi
identification Dr. Mark Brundrett & Roz Hart,
(Australia) |
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Dyeing with fungi
for beginners Nessie Henshaw (Australia) |
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Number
of visitors :
Last updated 10/09/2003 10:11 PM
Pacific Time
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