“Four Weavers – Pathways in Contemporary Fiber Art,” opens tomorrow at the Petaluma Arts Center—dancers wearing dyed and woven costumes will dance through the galleries from 2-4 p.m.

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4 Weavers: Contemporary Expressions of an Ancient Craft, a new exhibit of sculptural textiles, clothing and costumes will open tomorrow at the Petaluma Arts Center, 230 Lakeville Street, Petaluma.  Curated by Kathleen Hanna, the exhibit will showcase the work of contemporary Bay Area artists: Candace Crockett, Ulla de Larios, Suki Russack and Barbara Shapiro, with the participation of Sandra Erickson, founder of St. Helena’s the Center for Pattern Design.  The show runs through March 10, 2013 but PAC’s opening reception, tomorrow, from 2 to 4 p.m., is not to be missed.  You can meet all the artists and talk textiles and construction.  Dancers will be moving through the galleries all afternoon, wearing dyed, printed and woven costumes and contemporary clothing created by the artists.  Stay tuned to ARThound for more coverage.

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