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TIGHT WIRES & LOOSE ENDS: JOAN SINDLER | 11.5.22 – 02.25.23
“Her collages in this exhibition reflect struggle due to political, social, religious, gender and environmental discourse. Using the collage process of “putting to paper,” the artist aims to reconcile difficult issues. “
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“SPONSORED: Join us for the Joan Sindler exhibit that reflects struggle due to political, social, religious, gender and environmental discourse in our society today.“
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Fremont Center for the Arts 2021
JUNE EXHIBIT - A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM
Congratulations to the winners of our June Exhibit - “A Midsummer Night's Dream!”
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2017 Daily Record Article
PUEBLO — Artwork crafted by a dozen Fremont County artists was on display this season at the Colorado State Fair’s Fine Arts Building.
With work that ranged from weaving to painting, several artists took home ribbons during the annual competition, hosted in Pueblo.
— Joan Sindler of Cañon City won second place in the professional division for her work “The Chicken and the Princess.”
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“Collage is a big part of my artistic expression. This is not linear art, but the
interaction of the pattern, color and design are as meaningful in collage as they are in weaving.”
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2011 Daily Record Article
Joan Sindler won the Judge’s Choice Award during the 12th annual Zonta Artful Women Reception.
“I was pleasantly surprised,” she said. “I had a very influential high school art teacher, but I really haven’t pursued an artistic path because I went to nursing school. I work as a (physician’s assistant,) but I really haven’t had the opportunity or the time to put much energy in art.”