Congratulations to the 33 artists selected by juror Tali Weinberg for the SAQA Global Exhibition sustainABILITY. This exhibition will open in October 2022 at the New England Quilt Museum. Artists were encouraged to explore solutions to improve sustainability in...
Congratulations to the artists selected by curator Barbara Schneider for the SAQA Virtual Gallery Legacies.
In this virtual gallery call we asked artists to consider their personal legacy and how that influences their artwork. We received an astonishing variety...
A message from Deborah Boschert, SAQA Board President
With both disappointment and excitement, the SAQA Board announces that our 2022 annual conference originally scheduled to be held in St. Petersburg, Florida in April will become a virtual event. We...
Congratulations to the 42 artists selected by juror Emily Jan for the SAQA Global Exhibition Fur, Fangs, Feathers & Fins. This exhibition will debut at the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum in April 2022.
Selected Artists:
Mary Lou Alexander (Ohio...
Congratulations to the artists selected by juror Joshua R. Willis for the new SAQA Virtual Gallery - Structures.
"In this body of work, we examine a few universal rules in nature: growth & decay; biomimicry; the nature of our...
Congratulations to the artists selected for the SAQA Global Exhibition Microscape by juror Linden Gledhill. This exhibition is scheduled to debut at the International Quilt Festival in Houston in October.
Our known world stretches far beyond what we can see...
Congratulations to the artists selected for the SAQA Global Exhibition Connections by juror Ellen M. Blalock. This exhibition is scheduled to debut at the International Quilt Festival in Houston in October.
In today's fractured, divisive world, connections - both intentional...
Congratulations to the 40 artists selected for the SAQA Global Exhibition Primal Forces:Earth by juror Sue Cavanaugh. Opening in September 2021, this exhibition is the first in a three-part series to premiere at the National Quilt Museum over a 6...
