Celebrate our creative differences
Opposing forces shape our reality in ways that are both readily apparent as well as hidden. Artwork included in this exhibit explores contradictions and affinities: Yin and Yang, the irresistible force versus the immovable object, black and white, and other types of opposites.
Exhibition Benefactor
Frank Klein
Australasian Quilt Convention – April 16 to 19, 2020 *
Perth Craft & Quilt Fair – May 22 to 26, 2020 *
Canberra Craft & Quilt Fair – August 2020 *
Newcastle Stitches & Craft Show – September 2020 *
Sydney Craft & Quilt Fair , Sydney, Australia: October 29 – November 1, 2020 - CANCELLED
Canberra Craft & Quilt Fair, Canberra, Australia: November 5 – 8, 2020 - CANCELLED
Melbourne Craft & Quilt Fair, Melbourne, Australia: November 19 – 22, 2020 - CANCELLED
Brisbane Stitches & Craft Show – November 27 - 29, 2020 CANCELLED
Stitches & Craft Show at the Gold Coast in Queensland: June 17 to 20, 2021
Australasian Quilt Convention - December 2 - 5, 2021 Melbourne, Australia CANCELLED
Festival of Quilts, Birmingham UK: August 3 - 6, 2023
Gail M. Brown is an Independent Curator whose interest is to enhance visibility and education about contemporary craft within the larger visual arts community. She trained as a printmaker at the Philadelphia College of Art where she identified her own connection to process and media while exploring etching and lithography. She curates focused exhibitions which share exceptional work from a national/international body of mature and mid-career artists and introduces potent ideas and forms by younger makers.
Margaret L. Abramshe (Utah, USA) - Divide
Lisa Arthaud (Virginia, USA) - It's Universal
Bobbi Baugh (Florida, USA) - Rust Happens
Betty Busby (New Mexico, USA) - Opposites Attract
Susan Charles (Louisiana, USA) - Not Everything Is Just Black or White
Shin-hee K. Chin (Kansas, USA) - Half Full, Half Empty
Kacey Cowdery (Missouri, USA) - Nature Breaks the Grid
Diane K. English (Oregon, USA) - Burning
Caryl Bryer Fallert-Gentry (Washington, USA) - Jacuzzi Jazz #1
Monique Gilbert-Oversteyns (Belgium) - Samurai with Tsuba
Susanna Hotchkiss (Florida, USA) - I, Too, Am The Fragrance Of The Earth
Audrey J. Hyvonen (Massachusetts, USA) - False Dichotomies (I Don't Fit In Your Box)
Patty Kennedy-Zafred (Pennsylvania, USA) - Bashagi Mines: Dusk
Lesley M. Knox (United Kingdom) - Stone Garden Geisha
Deborah Kuster (Arkansas, USA) - Outwardly Wasting Away, Inwardly Renewed
Eunhee Lee (Republic of Korea) - Coexistence of Light and Darkness
Niraja C. Lorenz (Oregon, USA) and Anne Parket (New Mexico, USA) - Black Hole
Jeannie P. Moore (Texas, USA) - Osage Orange
Ann C. Moroz (Florida, USA) - Opposites
Kathy Nida (California, USA) - Each Piece Belongs
Claire Passmore (United Kingdom) - Round Hole + Square Peg = Space to Grow
Heather Pregger (Texas, USA) - Dichotomy
Shelley A. Rothgeb (Arizona, USA) - Peony
Martha Phair Sanders (Oregon, USA) - Desire and Joy of Knowledge
Sara Sharp (Texas, USA) - Immigration or Invasion?
Maria Shell (Alaska, USA) - Trance
Natalie Skinner (British Columbia, Canada) - Tension
Deborah K. Snider (Washington, USA) - Atrocities: Women & War (Girls, Caught in the Crossfire)
Ileana L. Soto (California, USA) - Global Alert: Arctic Melt
B Lynn Tubbe (California, USA) - Not Enough Gray
Maggie Vanderweit (Ontario, Canada) - Written in Stone
Els J. Vereycken (Belgium) - Opposits
Libby Williamson (California, USA) - A Common Thread
Hope Wilmarth (Texas, USA) - Fault Line
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