Suminagashi with Mary Wipf - Wind and Water Adventures III
Mary Wipf has been a South Dakota Arts Council roster artist since 1983. She invites others to learn the ancient techniques of Turkish marbling and Japanese suminagashi throughout her residencies across the state. During the COVID-19 pandemic, she hosted a virtual residency for Sanford Health's Sioux Falls campus via video instruction. In a time of uncertainty, boredom and loneliness, Wipf has sparked curiosity, creativity, and companionship with her beautifully composed virtual residencies. We hope you are able to find solace in the presence of Wipf's artistic adventures. This program is made possible with funding from Sanford Health and a grant from the South Dakota Arts Council.

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Suminagashi with Mary Wipf - Wind and Water Adventures IV

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OUMA Lecture: "The Genius of Hiroshi Yoshida "

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Suminagashi with Mary Wipf - Wind and Water Adventures I

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Alternative Suminagashi Techniques Part 3- How I pre-treat my papers before marbling.

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Suminagashi with Mary Wipf - Wind and Water Adventures II

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Art Island S2E9: Persimmon Blackbridge - Sculptor

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Photographers Who Became Friends With Wildlife in the Sweetest Way! 😍🐾

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Suminagashi; Japanese Marbling // Adventures in Bookbinding

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Stanislav Krapivnik: Russlands Wut kocht über – Steht ein EU-Russland-Krieg bevor?

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20 Incredible and Unbelievable BIRDS You Have Never Seen!

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Monoprinting Tutorial with Naomi Frears | Hospital Rooms Digital Art School with Seasalt Cornwall

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Point of Beginning: In the Studio with Zoë Welsh (full artist documentary, 2023)

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Plexiglass Drypoint with Courtney Donahue - Presented by The Rourke Art Gallery + Museum

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Paint a Bright Abstract Landscape Step-by-Step (Negative Painting Technique)

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NO ONE Understood What Was Happening... Then They Started LAUGHING And It All Made Sense!

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How to Paint Birds with Acrylics- American Redstart Pair

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GORGEOUS Seahorse Painting Using A Micro Swipe Technique!!

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Transferring images to canvas or paper. Tips and tricks (e.g. grid method and proportional divider)

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How to make colors | SWR Craftsmanship

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