Many things in life and history demonstrate recurring patterns of growth and decline. From movements in history to the phases of our lives, the seasons, the position of the stars and planets, tides, conversations, even the progression of a piece of music or literature. Change is a constant, and this exhibition explores how it affects all different aspects of our lives.
Exhibition Benefactor
Frank Klein
Virtual Quilt Festival (online) - December 3-5, 2020
Festival of Quilts, Birmingham, UK: July 29 – August 1, 2021
Oklahoma State University Museum of Art in Stillwater, Oklahoma: May 17 - July 30, 2022
This exhibition is available for travel.
The art of Linda Colsh examines humanist themes -- aspects of growing old in her figurative series, as well as connections between natural spaces and populated, constructed places in her nature-inspired series. Colsh’s imagery and minimal palette is known worldwide and her artwork is in collections in Europe, Asia and America. Honors include the European Quilt Triennial first prize and Nihon Vogue’s Quilts Japan Prize.
Polly Bech (Pennsylvania, USA) - Hope Renewing
Deborah Boschert (Texas, USA) - Through and Through
Betty Busby (New Mexico, USA) - Purkinje
Donna Deaver (Idaho, USA) - Stranded
Fabia Delise (Italy) - Route 112 NH
Dianne Firth (Australia) - Seaweed
Mary Kay Fosnacht (Kansas, USA) - State of the Union
Cynthia D Friedman (Pennsylvania, USA) - Journey in Solitude
Meredith R Grimsley (Pennsylvania, USA) - Mom's Dementia - Good Days/Bad Days
Carol Anne Grotrian (Massachusetts, USA) - Wave: Montana de Oro
Jim Hay (Gunma, Japan) - Comes The Wind
Dorothy Heidemann-Nelson (Nebraska, USA) - Closure Without End
Patty Kennedy-Zafred (Pennsylvania, USA) - Heated Conversations
Catherine Kleeman (Maryland, USA) - Counting the Days
Heidi Koenig (Switzerland) - Bipolar
Marilyn M Lone (Washington, USA) - Antarctic Stillness
Jackie Manley (Nevada, USA) - Homage to Piet (Mondrian)
Marisa Márquez (Illinois, USA) - Brain Overflow
Sherri Lipman McCauley (Texas, USA) - Interruption
Ginny McVickar (Oregon, USA) - Timing is Everything
Amanda Miller (Oregon, USA) - Attitude Adjustment
Olena Nebuchadnezzar (Virginia, USA) - Two Drifters
Wen Redmond (New Hampshire, USA) - Three Feathers Remain
Lynne Seaman (United Kingdom) - A Year in the Forest
Sigrid Simonds (Nevada, USA) - Memories
Jeanne Sisson (Massachusetts, USA) - Breathe
Joan Claire Sowada (Wyoming, USA) - Many Fires Burning
Jean M Sredl (Wisconsin, USA) - Polar and Bi – Episode II
Paula J Swett (Pennsylvania, USA) - CURRENT
Marjolein van der Eijk (Netherlands) - Bipolar, a life with a fringed edge
K. Velis Turan (New York, USA) - Merge
Leslie W. Vieth (Massachusetts, USA) - Rise from the Ashes
Kathy York (Texas, USA) - Floating in a Sea of Symbols
Charlotte Ziebarth (Colorado, USA) - White Nights
Marian Zielinski (Georgia, USA) - Tides of Consciousness
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