Lenka's Way of LaceExhibition, August 30-31, 2025
Posted on August 13, 2025
Wednesday, August 13, 2025
At the end of this month I will be taking my lace to Pender Island (British Columbia, Canada) for the Art in the Wash exhibition (Saturday-Sunday, August 30-31). I participated in the event two summers ago and it was so other-worldly that I dubbed it ‘the exhibition in paradise’.
I look forward to joining Stan Oglov and Colin Hamilton again and sharing my art with an eclectic, open-minded audience.
Our works are so different – Stan’s bold, strong and perfectly balanced metal sculptures, Colin’s organic, flowing wood carvings and my delicate and intricate lace – yet they merge, in a natural setting of a beautiful orchard garden, into one. I think what holds them together is the same force that inspires each of us to create, explore the craft and expand what’s possible. We have so much to talk about and when visitors engage in the lively conversation about art, love and life, the positive energy just grows and flows like waves of the surrounding ocean.
It might be just me, but I feel that this kind of human connection and communication is now needed more than ever…
If you have no other plans for the August long weekend, why don’t you come over for a creative meeting in the paradise?
And if you can’t be there in person, please check the message arriving on the ocean waves near you.
Keep creating and lacemaking,
Lenka
Summer Exhibitions
Posted on August 3, 2020
The Offering: Red Berries has been accepted to the “Island Wilds” visual arts show at the Ptarmigan Gallery on Pender Island, BC. It is a home island of Thuja Wood Art and its proprietor, Colin Hamilton, who creates frames for my lace. You can find out more about his amazing works from red cedar wood salvaged on the Gulf Islands’ beaches in his blog, facebook or instagram.
Another lace sculpture, Meganeura, was accepted to the ARTS 2020 juried show in Surrey Art Gallery, in Surrey, BC, Canada. Unfortunately, this space is still closed due to the pandemic restrictions, so the exhibition is for now hosted online by the Arts Council of Surrey.
Let’s enjoy these connections and share the creativity and positive energy!
Lenka's Way of Lace 