Showing posts with label on exhibit now. Show all posts
Showing posts with label on exhibit now. Show all posts

July 6, 2012

March 28, 2012

Traveling Soles at the Jeanne Rauch Gallery

This is the poster that Gaston College prepared for the
Traveling Soles exhibit, now showing at the Jeanne Rauch
Gallery in NC.  I am pleased to see my piece featured:


Some images from the opening:






March 27, 2012

Sightlines at the Alexandria Museum of Art


My piece, Tension, is at the far right on this first photo:
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 images courtesy of Alexandria Museum of Art


January 3, 2012

To Their Watery Graves

This is my second interpretation of the theme Travelling Souls.
As I had mentioned in an earlier post, the images just would not let go of me
so I had to keep working through another piece.
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July 29, 2011

Sightlines Exhibit Schedule for 2012 and 2013

Sightlines will be exhibited at the following venues in 2012 and 2013:

Alexandria Museum of Art
January 21 - March 31, 2012
Alexandria, Louisiana

Morris Museum
April 26 - August 5, 2012
Morristown, New Jersey

Everhart Museum
September 28 - December 31, 2012
Scranton, Pennsylvania

Grant's Pass Museum
June 4 - July 26, 2013
Grants Pass, Oregon

William and Florence Schmidt Art Center
August 22 - October 15, 2013
Belleville, Illinois

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January 30, 2011

Traveling Soles at the Jeanne Rauch Gallery

I've had the pleasure of being invited to participate in an art exhibit for which
the theme is any interpretation of "Traveling Soles."

I chose to exercise poetic and phonetic license (with the curators' blessing)
by interpreting the idea as Travelling Souls and, thus, this piece was born.

The image has been seared in my mind for years; I only hope I did it justice.
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To Their Watery Graves


October 29, 2010

Sightlines Unveiled

Read all about it! Read all about it!

The catalog for the "Sightlines" show is out just in time for the inaugural event
in Houston, TX this week during the International Quilt Festival.

About a year ago, out of several hundred candidates, fourteen artists
were chosen to create an installation of artworks featuring a sightline
linking all the work in the exhibit. Each artist chose her own theme
and created a central piece plus an additional four linking pieces,
covering a total of ten feet in width each.

Photographer Gregory Case took this photo of my piece for the show's catalog.
Click on it to enlarge. I am so very pleased with this representation of my
work - thank you, Gregory.  The detail photo is mine.

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Tension
If you see it in person, let me know what you think.


February 12, 2010

Performance Center for the Arts

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I just got back from hanging a second piece in Rock Hill's
new Performance Center for the Arts. Here it is flanked
by Katie Medlock, Technology Coordinator for the
Arts Council of York County. Thanks also
to Harriet (and Martin!) Goode for having me again!

The piece is titled "Venezuelan Symphony" and I made
it as a tribute to my beloved homeland. Be sure to click
to enlarge so as to better see the hand-dyed fabrics.
This is one of several works that will be featured in a
spread in the soon-to-be-released book "1000 Artisan Textiles." 


March 3, 2009

What We Lose Along the Way

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What We Lose Along the Way
51″h by 42w″

My piece "What We Lose Along The Way" now proudly hangs
in the atrium of Rock Hill's new Performance Center for the Arts. 

Thinking back to when as a teen I fantasized about what I would do
in life, who I might become, where I might go, what I might achieve,
led me to put some of those feelings into this piece, not with a sense
of regret but, rather, the realization that letting go of some things
allowed me to achieve others, perhaps unimaginable at the time.

Maps, ideas, years, friends, countries, fears … What have you
lost along the way?

On tour with the Mancuso Brothers’ exhibits throughout 2010.