The Art of the Series
Collections of hooked pieces create works of art where the total is greater than the sum of the parts
By: Carol Koerner and Roslyn Logsdon
A Sweet Suite, nine 11" x 9" panels, #3-cut wool on linen. Designed and hooked by Carol Koerner, Bethesda, Maryland, 2011.
Series hooking is an art form in which the wall behind the rugs becomes an integral part of the hooking. Each hooked piece is separated from the others by a definitive amount of wall space and hung in a particular order designated by the artist. The parts are meant to be hung together as one wall hanging—never as separate hooked pieces. In this article, we take a look at the evolution of two artists’ series works.
This article is from the March/April/May 2012 issue. For more information on our issues, check out our issues page.
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