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Lois Isenberg
We get to know most of
our artists during the tenure with us. We talk a lot
to all of them and meet most of them along the way.
Some become personal friends. We would say Lois
Isenberg has become a close personal friend since she
first came aboard in April of 1990.
Sadly, Lois lost her beloved husband, Stan, a couple
of years ago and we all miss him dearly. He was a
true gentle man and an extraordinary human being.
Stan was known for his natty attire and one of our
prized possessions is one of his hats that Lois gave
us. We have also come to know and love their
children, David and Judy.
Lois and her loyal dog, Riley, live in an artfully
adorned (of course) contemporary house overlooking
the ocean in southern California. One thing for sure,
she is one of the most generous and thoughtful
gift-givers we have ever known. Her gifts can take
your breath away.
Lois studied at Parsons School of Design in New York.
Her fiber arts accomplishments have included making
her own paper on which she would place objects like
various inks, findings, paint and miscellaneous
materials. She was an avid weaver and taught weaving
classes. Lois was also a natural born knitter,
designing her own patterns. In addition, she
discovered the art of quilting along the way. More
recently, she studied doll making. Because of that
experience, she then decided that she needed to know
more about jewelry and beading, so she is now
passionately pursuing those areas. All of these
mediums combined are reflected in the thematic
collage cards for which she has become known. Many of
the miniature musical instrument cards that she makes
have been very popular lately, so much so that she
can hardly keep up with the demand.
Stan and Lois had roots in the Dallas area where they
lived and worked for many years, before moving to
California. Lois has always been involved in her
local communities, especially in their cultural and
art-related activities, where she has volunteered
countless hours of her time. She has had a lifetime
of commitment to the arts.
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