From amphibians to apex predators, celebrate wild animals in their natural environments. This exhibition showcases birds, fish, mammals, and reptiles doing what comes naturally. Go WILD!
Exhibition Benefactor
Frank Klein
Premiere Location:
Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum, Tucson, Arizona: April 2 – June 19, 2022
Quilt Festival Long Beach, California: July 6-8, 2023
Quilt Festival Korea, Seoul: November 2 - 5, 2023 (select pieces)
Detroit Zoo, Detroit, Michigan: April 1 - September 30, 2024
Oklahoma State University Museum of Art, Stillwater, Oklahoma: May 27 - Jul 26 2025
Emily Jan is a Montreal-based artist and writer. Her biophilic sculptures and installations combine everyday found objects with meticulously worked raw materials to evoke the faraway and the fantastical. As a wanderer, naturalist, and collector of objects and stories, she is guided in her work by the spirit of kinship and exploration. Recent exhibitions include Wild at the Textile Museum of Canada, Toronto (2019), Castaways at the Bateman Foundation Gallery of Nature, Victoria (2020), and Grow Op: After the Flood at the Gladstone Hotel, Toronto (2018).
Mary Lou Alexander (Ohio, USA) - Geometry of the Herd #7
Diana Bartelings (British Columbia, Canada) - Spirit Salmon
Sharon V Buck (Tennessee, USA) - Lords of the Forest
Betty Busby (New Mexico, USA) - The Abyss
Holly Lei Cole (Virginia, USA) - The Toto
Shannon M Conley (Oklahoma, USA) - The Armadillo and the Cow
Maria Eugenia Corbella (Spain) - Neofelis nebulosa
Rhonda S Denney (Kansas, USA) - Eagle - The Eyes Have It
Giny Dixon (California, USA) - Coastal Passage: Beautiful Victim
Isabelle Dupras (Quebec, Canada) - Urubu
Caryl Bryer Fallert-Gentry (Washington, USA) - Aquarium #2
Joyce King Ferrie (Florida, USA) - The Silver King Highway
Margaret Peggy Fetterhoff (Texas, USA) - Daddy Seahorse
Jayne Bentley Gaskins (Virginia, USA) - Pointless Parroting
Betty Hahn (Arizona, USA) - Thinking of Getting Another Tattoo
Nari Haig (Wisconsin, USA) - Broad Billed Hummingbird
Irene Anna Koroluk (Tasmania, Australia) - Jellies, Stars and Screws
Glenda Mah (Oregon, USA) - Estuary
Jeanne Marklin (Massachusetts, USA) - Magpie
Salli McQuaid (Washington, USA) - Rainbow Python
Kestrel Michaud (Florida, USA) - Beauty Queen
Karen I Miller (Oregon, USA) - Lost in the land of lizards
Lulu Moonwood Murakami (Oregon, USA) - Renewal
Jeannie Palmer Moore (Texas, USA) - Buck
Claire Passmore (United Kingdom) - Southern Right Whale: Deep Dive
Maureen Phillips (North Carolina, USA) - It's time!
Ruth Powers (Kansas, USA) - Harrier Hunting
Sue Reno (Pennsylvania, USA) - Mole and Fern
Cindy Richard (Israel) - Monkey Business
Nancy Ryan (Nevada, USA) - Two to Tango
Sara Sharp (Texas, USA) - Coastal Cousins
Sue Sherman (Ontario, Canada) - Galapagos Marine Iguana
Carolyn Skei (Texas, USA) - Poverello and the Birds
Brenda Gael Smith (New South Wales, Australia) - Flying Colours: Galah Gala
Marinda Stewart (Texas, USA) - Leafy Sea Dragon
Karin Tauber (Virginia, USA) - Golden Frogs of Monteverde
Sherry Turpenoff (Illinois, USA) - Celebrate The Beauty Of Diversity
Sandra Wagner (California, USA) - Life in the Cold
Katie Walwyn (Washington, USA) - Fabulous Flippers
Rosanna Lynne Welter (Utah, USA) - Onaqui Roan--On The Run
Libby Williamson (California, USA) - Disentangled
Krista Zeghers (Manitoba, Canada) and Coreen Zerr (British Columbia, Canada) - Serengeti Moment
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