Join February Resident Jessica Wohl and learn patching and stitching techniques to mend tattered garments with visible needlework. Bring your own worn garment, and we will provide assistance and materials. Woven fabrics like cotton, denim, or flannel–instead of knits–will work best for this session.

Can't make it to the workshop but need a garment mended? Participate in The Free Patch Work Project, an ongoing community outreach project where artist and February resident Jessica Wohl mends loved and worn garments for free. Garments can be dropped off and picked up at Stove Works. Turnaround time may run between a week to a few months. Check it out here!

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About Jessica:

Born in Minneapolis, Minnesota, Jessica Wohl received her BFA from the Kansas City Art Institute and her MFA from the University of Georgia. Originally trained as an illustrator with specialization in art history, her studio practice now includes quilting, collage, embroidery, drawing and painting. 

Wohl’s work has been exhibited nationally and internationally, including at the Museum of Design Atlanta, the Knoxville Museum of Art, the Belfast Photo Festival, the Robert Mann Gallery in New York and the Zeitgeist Gallery in Nashville.

Her work has also been exhibited at venues in Miami, Atlanta, New Orleans, England, Finland, Norway, Italy, Hong Kong, and Korea, and has recently been featured in the New York Times, New American Paintings, Burnaway, Vogue, Hyperallergic and ArtNews. Her work is collected by the Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art, the Sprint-Nextel Corporation, the H&R Block World Headquarters, and numerous private collectors and is included in the Drawing Center’s Viewing Program. She is represented by Weinberger Fine Arts in Kansas City, Missouri. She is currently an Associate Professor of Art at the University of the South in Sewanee, Tennessee, where she teaches Drawing and Painting.

https://www.jessicawohl.com/main