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Artist in Residence at Nemacolin Woodlands - Farmington, PA

3/27/2022

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Nemacolin Woodlands is an exclusive resort situated in the Laurel Highlands in Farmington, PA. This 2000 acre resort was founded by 84 Lumber owner Joe Hardy. Along with his daughter Maggie, they have developed this resort into a magical get away, with 3 hotels, spa and golf course. They also have over a 1000 piece art collection, work 43 million as of 2013. Recognizing the benefit of the creativity, an art department was developed, where guests can take art classes, such as painting, jewelry making and other crafts. The Artist in Residence program was developed 4 years ago,  there the guests can observe the Artist's creating, learning and expressing their craft. Lodging, food and a stipend are provided to the artist's in the residency program. My residency was from April 1 - 29, 2022. My proposal was to work on my beaded Spirit Animal stoles, particularly, the red tail hawk. I had 1 month to super focus on my work and interact with the guests sharing my techniques and ideas. While in the residency, I also visited Frank Lloyd Wright's "Fallingwater" home, designed in 1935 as a vacation home for the Kaufmann Family, completed in 1939. The Laurel Highlands host a variety of historical locations, Fort Necessity National Battlefield, General Braddock's grave and Ohiopyle National Park. This was truly a wonderful and inspiring experience, stepping out of routine and the luxury to concentrate on my work.
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    Barbara Thomas Yerace



    Artistic Training

    The training of an artist is like building blocks that work together synergistically to create the whole artist.  My training included, but is not limited to, the following:

    -BFA from Carnegie-Mellon University in Pittsburgh 
    -postgraduate studies at Ohio State University 
    -Pilchuck School of Glass in Seattle, Washington 
    -Penland School of Crafts in Spruce Pine, NC
    -Corning Museum of Glass inCorning, NY
    -Sonoma Glass School in Tuscan, AZ.

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