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Emily Dvorin is a scupltural basketry artist based in Sausalito, California.

"I give the ordinary a new and improved identity. 

                                  

I call it up-cycling" 

Sausalito sculptural basketry artist Emily Dvorin speaks to an audience about her innovative work.
An audience at a speaking engagement.

     Emily has enjoyed speaking about her innovative work, her process, and her techniques at a variety of places, including the deYoung Museum in San Francisco and the Marin Arts Council. She is available for speaking engagements aimed at artists, non-artists, adults and children. 

monofilament

cable ties

oxygen tubing

beads

syringe caps

"LIFE SUPPORT"

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SPEAKING ENGAGEMENTS

 

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2023

-"Transordinary Vessels", Palmetto Fiber Arts Guild of North Caroline- online presentation

-"Textiles and Tea", hand weavers Guild of America- online interview

 

2022

-"Weaving and Spinning"Handweavers Guild of America- online studio visit and talk

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2021

-"Art Box Presentations- Sculptural Fiber"- online talk

-"Transordinary Vessels", Northwest  Basket Weavers Guild- online presentation

-"Sculptural Basketry", National Basketry Organization, VIRTUALLY WOVEN online conference webinar

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2020

-"Transordinary Vessels",  University of North Texas- visiting artist online presentation

-"Materiality- The Art Of Repurposing ", National Basketry Organization, NBO PRESENTS webinar

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2019

-"Douglass on the Road: San Francisco - Transordinary Vessels - An Evening with Artist, Emily Dvorin DC’64”, University of San Francisco, San Francisco, CA

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2018

-"Transordinary Vessels”, The Outdoor Art Club, Mill Valley, CA

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2017 

-“Transordinary Vessels”, Valley Stitchers and Fiber Artists Guild, Pleasant Hill, CA

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2016

-“Transordinary Vessels”, South Florida Basket and Fiber Guild, Boca Raton, FL

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2015

-Transordinary Vessels”, Surface Art Association of Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA

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2014

-Transordinary Vessels”, Redwood Guild of Fiber Arts, Santa Rosa, CA

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Contemporary basketry artist, Emily Dvorin uses unconventional and recycled materials to create her innovative vessels.

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