How do we balance humanity's needs and desires against preserving our planet for future generations? This question is at the heart of Sustainability, which addresses some of today's most pressing environmental issues, such as the effect of plastic pollution on our oceans, and the immense amounts of waste generated by the fast fashion industry.
All of the artwork in some way illustrates our complex interconnectedness with nature. Some pieces expose the ugly, and often unnoticed, impact of our present way of life; others capture the essence of what makes our world so beautiful, reminding us of the irreplaceable treasures we could potentially lose forever.
Exhibition Benefactor:
Frank Klein
New England Quilt Museum, Lowell, Massachusetts: October 5 – December 31, 2022
Windgate Museum of Art, Conway, Arkansas: February 3 - March 17, 2023
AQS Quiltweek - Grand Rapids, Michigan: September 13 - 16, 2023
AQS Quiltweek - Des Moines, Iowa: September 27 - 30, 2023
St George Art Museum, St George, Utah: Jun 1 - Aug 31, 2024
San Jose Museum of Quilts & Textiles - San Jose, CA: January 16 - April 13 2025
Tali Weinberg has taught at California College of the Arts (CCA), University of Tulsa, Penland School of Craft, and gives lectures and workshops throughout the US. She holds an MFA from California College of Arts, and an MA and BA from New York University. Weinberg’s work is held in public and private collections and is exhibited internationally.
Margaret Abramshe (Utah, USA) - Plastic Ocean
Susan Avishai (Ontario, Canada) - Garden Without Seasons
Regina V. Benson (Colorado, USA) - Four R's
Pat Bishop (Wisconsin, USA) - Cedar Swamp #5
Deborah Boschert (Texas, USA) - Provisions
Michelle Browne (Pennsylvania, USA) - FloraDora II
Shin-hee Chin (Kansas, USA) - Lifeline
Gabriele DiTota (Florida, USA) - The Optimistic Oyster or 50 Gallons Later
Laura Fogg (California, USA) - Catch of the Day
Diana S Fox (Colorado, USA) - Gifts from the Universe: Tree Rings
Leesa Zarinelli Gawlik (Colorado, USA) - Time Line I
Alisa Golden (California, USA) - The Hidden Owl
Michele Hardy (Colorado, USA) - Mapforms #11
Barbara Oliver Hartman (Texas, USA) - Odds and Ends
Jaynie Himsl (Saskatchewan, Canada) - Dirty Ash
Penny Howard (NSW, Australia) - Not So Harmless
Laurel Izard (Indiana, USA) - The Unloved Endangered
Eve Jacobs-Carnahan (Vermont, USA) - Encroachment
Linda M Kim (Texas, USA) - Life Jacket
Pat Kroth (Wisconsin, USA) - Weightless
Betty G Lacy (California, USA) - Plasti-City
Carol Larson (California, USA) - Recycling Plastic is a Myth
Mary-Ellen Latino (California, USA) - Earthen Abode
Eleanor Levie (Pennsylvania, USA) - Cautionary Measures
Susan Leslie Lumsden (Florida, USA) - Passiflora: Frenzy
Carla Osterby (Washington, USA) - Packaging the Future a Global Opportunity
Frauke Palmer (Ohio, USA) - Princess of Serendip
Karen Ponischil (North Carolina, USA) - Polyethylene Forest: Leaf Litter
Kat Puente (Oregon, USA) - Sunlight Power
Stephanie Shore (Massachusetts, USA) - Transformation 1
Jennifer Solon (Ohio, USA) - Embrace Circularity
Linda Syverson Guild (Maryland, USA) - Ecology
Naomi S. Velasquez (Idaho, USA) - Repriser
** Artist notifications were sent via email on November 17th.
For purchase inquiries, please contact William Reker, Director of Global Exhibitions at exhibitions@saqa.art or 937-912-5009.
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