Joyce Gold
Address | 2145 West Main |
City | Houston |
State/Province | TX |
Postal Code | 77098 |
Country | USA |
Phone Number | 713 529 0167 |
E-mail Address | jfgold@sbcglobal.net |
Website | null |
First interest in hand papermaking process: 1976
First piece of handmade paper: 1976
First handmade paper artwork: 1982
Beginning of active practice: 1982
Joyce's Work in Hand Papermaking:
- Artist who uses papermaking for three-dimensional work
- Artist who uses papermaking for two-dimensional work
- Other : Help disable adults make paper for their top selling cards
Joyce's Introduction to Hand Papermaking:
- Workshops
Influences on Joyce's Work in Hand Papermaking:
Primary
- Workshops
- Other : The process of papermaking with the mystery that always comes with it
Publications initially important to Joyce:
- Papermaker's Companion : Helen Hiebert
- Plant Fibers for Papermaking : Lilian Bell
- Papermaking for Basketry and Other Crafts : Lynn Stearns
- Papermaking with Garden Plants & Common Weeds : Helen Hiebert
Publications eventually important to Joyce:
- Papermaker's Companion : Helen Hiebert
- Plant Fibers for Papermaking : Lilian Bell
- Papermaking for Basketry and Other Crafts : Lynn Stearns
- Papermaking with Garden Plants & Common Weeds : Helen Hiebert
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Style of sheet forming used by Joyce in Hand Papermaking:
Years teaching hand papermaking: 2011 - now
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Joyce's Income Contribution from Hand Papermaking:
- no comment
Narrative:
With the disable adults I work with I provide colored pulp for them to paint onto their freshly pulled paper.
Their disabilities range from visually impaired to quadriplegic. I have noticed that the size of the (mustard) bottles do matter, so from my experience I use squeeze bottles for hair dying. I feel they teach me more (about life) than I can ever teach them about papermaking. Their work is full of bright colors different from my own that have more natural tones and texture.
Questions:
Thank you