The Map Project in Liverpool

The Map Project in Liverpool opens 5th to 19th July showing 9 maps from 8 countries including 2 new maps from Warsaw and Olsztyn in Poland. Greatvenue at the Fashion Hub 14 Gildart Street L3 8ET

The Map project is in Frombork, Poland

The Map Project - Where I Live: Events: Future events will be added as they are confirmed.


April 5th - May 10th in Frombork Northern Poland the Map project will been exhibited at the marvelous Bell Tower. Many thanks to Maja Dzieciątek for hosting the exhibition, Davorin Kerekovovic for his organisation of the event and many thanks and congratulations to Iwona Bolińska-Walendzik and her group of artists for this excellent and original work.

The Map in Liverpool 2019

The Map Project exhibition in Liverpool from the 5th to 19th July 2019

A group of Wirral based artists together with artists from Scotland, Croatia, Slovenia, Montenegro, Kosovo, Poland and Australia are exhibiting a textile art project based on the place they called HOME, further info: www.themapproject13.blogspot.comVenue: Fashion Hub 14 Gildart St, L3 8ET

The Map project in Perugia, Italy

Perugia - September 2018. Exhibition opening 11 September at the old University of Perugia (Faculty of Agriculture), Borgo XX Giugno, 74, Perugia. We showed maps form 8 countries together with Malgorzata Chomicz's "Tapetti volanti".

Istra Toner at North lands Creative

August 2018. Master class with Silvia Levenson at North Lands Creative in Lybster, Scotland. We made cast glass using different mold making methods, making images on glass using printing with powders and decal methods. As always the whole experience was amazing and most enjoyable.

 

  

Poetry and wine in glass

November 2017 - Istra Toner presented her new studio glass thinking of new upcoming project in creative fusion

In the spirit of Zadar

October 2017 at Museum of ancient glass in Zadar, Croatia an exhibition of glass inspired by ancient glass in a number of glass art techniques together withe Malgorzata Chomicz and Nina Dragan Belic. My aim is to show a range of glass object and panels that mirror exhibits displayed at the museum, and reflect the experience of Zadar.