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Florida here we come! Our in-person conference Fabricating Excellence will be happening April 3-6, 2025 in beautiful St. Petersburg, Florida, a haven for art enthusiasts! Immerse yourself in a dynamic art scene boasting world-class galleries, colorful street murals, and captivating...
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Throughout the Denver Art Museum’s history, textile arts have played a fundamental role in the development of its collecting philosophies and exhibition programs. The first textile entered the museum almost one hundred years ago, and since that time, textile arts...
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Rainforests are host to beautiful and diverse forms of life. People are rapidly destroying these delicate ecosystems, leading to extinction of species. The possible benefits at risk may include cures for illnesses that plague humanity. Step softly on the Earth...
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In this exhibition, Victoria Findlay Wolfe employs some of the basic shapes often seen in patchwork while breaking down design principles, showing the evolution of her process on ideas. The result is a bold and beautiful work that Findlay Wolfe...
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The Albany Institute of History and Art will host a major exhibition of over 80 embroidered bas-relief pieces and sculptural objects by artist Salley Mavor. The exhibition will include a large selection of Ms. Mavor's artwork from the past 30...
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Tiny Pieces Vast Visions brings together four extraordinary contemporary quilters (Deb Cashatt, Susan Lapham, Niraja Lorenz, and Irene Roderick) whose work commands a strong visual impact when viewed together. Both individually and as a group, they will help increase the...
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Our shared human history includes a violent and shameful component -- that of deliberate attempts to eradicate specific populations due to differences of culture, religion, ethnicity, sexual orientation, gender expression and race. Often motivated by those in power, collective trauma...
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Aynex Mercado has called Frederick home since 2008. She loves walking through town and spotting interesting architecture. Long-time residents may walk by a building hundreds of times and not notice its beauty. Aynex hopes her quilts will help draw attention...
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Abstract art uses the pure elements and principles of design to create emotions and thoughts in the viewer. Because it is so free and unbounded from the real world, the diversity of abstract art is truly stunning. In the way...
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Birds are found all around the world. They remind us of ourselves yet are also able to fly up in the heavens. Artists around the globe respond to the birds they admire in myriad ways using a wide variety of...
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Inaugural event for the DC area African American Fiber Arts Guild featuring work by five female artists who work primarily in fiber or in mixed media where fiber is the predominant element. More Info
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Susan Byrnes is a collector of Images. The images flow fluidly through her imagination. Processing these images spontaneously allows the work to be free-flowing, gestural, and intuitive. Drawing with thread and the rotary cutter, Susan explores memories, real and imagined...
Mind Matters - Art Quilts about Vulnerability, Resilience and Mental Health by Christine Hager-Braun
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Christine bases her art on her own experience with depression. However, instead of dwelling on the darkness, the isolation, and the pain, she focuses on the trust in her own ability to heal. She sees her work as an expression...
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Our relationship with the land we live on shapes our understanding of the world and creates a sense of community with those we share it with. On the Colorado Plateau, the geography dictates much of how we live, from the...
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Anniversaries provide the opportunity for reflection and celebration. Lake Burley Griffin, named after Walter Burley Griffin, the Chicago architect who won the design for Australia's national capital, and nearby Lake George have anniversaries in 2024. Dianne Firth, an adjunct professor...
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Texas is more than boots and horses. ‘Texas IS a state of mind’. Our diverse cultures with history, myths, geography, nature and wildlife will be evident when you see our Texas regional exhibit. Internationally known artist Jane Dunnewold will be...
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“Make A Way” is a collection of work created in response to the United States' voting rights crisis. Four textile artists, Ileana Soto, Pat DaRif, Joanne Weis, and Valerie White, live in four separate regions of the country: CA, IN...