45: Michael Rohde

Produced by Syne Mitchell on November 21, 2009

This episode, Anna Zinsmeister brings us another great interview! This time with Michael Rohde, a wonderful rug-weaver and tapestry artist. He tells wonderful stories from his weaving life.

ISRC: QMTY90900045

Audio recording and production: Anna Zinsmeister

Artist: Syne Mitchell
Title: 45: Michael Rohde
Album: WeaveCast: The Podcast for Weavers
Genre: Podcast
Year: 2009
Length: 51:43 minutes (47.39 MB)
Format: MP3 Stereo 44kHz 128Kbps (CBR)

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Michael Rhode website

Submitted by Anonymous on 22 November, 2009 - 06:28

Michael has a website:

http://www.michaelrohde.com/index.html

I looked while I listened -- at the bottom of his home page there is a special section of photos entitled "Houses for Nomads" and with a sub-division of photos taken during his visit to Tibet. Viewing those photos of Tibet after having viewed his tapestries made a really big difference to me -- they added tremendous depth to his tapestries. They deserve a place in the exhibition as well, beside the tapestries; they are really part of the artistic process, as well as being a great example of where to look for inspiration and how to translate it into a finished work... It makes me wonder, how is your tapestry coming along for your COE, Syne?????

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