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Last week, we used the first entry in our "100 Colorado Creatives" series to re-introduce you to the Ladies Fancywork Society, the crafty local collective dedicated to knitting and needlework art. This weekend, we spent a day at the museum -- an opening day, in fact -- when we stopped by the MCA for the opening of the LFS's "Fancygasm" installation. As the temperatures drop, the collective crafted a way to both create art and staunch the cold at the museum's large front entrance. Spoiler: There's a lot of yarn involved.
Continue reading for more photos from the exhibit and the rest of the museum.
See also: - 100 Colorado Creatives: The Ladies Fancywork Society - Lucky '13: Lauren Seip of Lowbrow Arts and Ladies Fancywork Society - Ladies Fancywork Society members open Lowbrow on Broadway
Continue reading for more scenes from our day at the museum.
Continue reading for more scenes from our day at the museum.
Continue reading for more scenes from our day at the museum.
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