The Lamborn setting is a work of art itself: A loom in the back allows her to work outdoors while overlooking Los Gatos Creek. In the front yard dyed materials are often hanging out to dry, stretched from tree to tree. Lamborn's newest show is on view at Galeria Tonantzin in San Juan Bautista through August.
Guatemala RPCV Anne Lamborn is an internationally-known weaver who teaches at Camphill Communities California in Soquel
Mainstreet Los Gatos: Schaub's goal - around the country in nine days
By Mary Ann Cook
for the Los Gatos Weekly-Times
Posted: 08/13/2009 09:31:56 PM PDT
Updated: 08/13/2009 09:31:56 PM PDT
[Excerpt]
Jade Bradbury celebrated the arrival of her Social Security birthday with an afternoon blast of fellow artists and friends at the home of weaver Anne Lamborn. Husband Bill Kalogeres presided over the barbecue of succulent pork and chicken, while the sunroom held a groaning table of side dishes.
The nearly 100 celebrants toasted the LG Museum and Town Council Chamber's curator into the night. When your friends are artists, each card received is "a small work of art," as Jade put it. Spanish-speaking guests brought tears to listeners' eyes with their musical tributes to Jade.
The Lamborn setting is a work of art itself: A loom in the back allows her to work outdoors while overlooking Los Gatos Creek. In the front yard dyed materials are often hanging out to dry, stretched from tree to tree. Lamborn's newest show is on view at Galeria Tonantzin in San Juan Bautista through August.
In addition, this internationally-known weaver teaches at Camphill Communities California in Soquel and has served in the Peace Corps in Guatemala.
