Enjoy this delicious eye candy, and as you browse, think about what RED means to you. How are these artists using red? Would the compositions work in a different color? What emotions or associations do their color choices elicit?
In the Gallery
Brenda Smith
Reiko Naganuma
Alison Schwabe
Gay Lasher
Judy Hooworth
Jodi Scaltreto
Sherry Davis Kleinman
Michele Makinen
Kathie Kerler
Mirjam Pet-Jacobs
B. J. Adams
Sue Dennis
Deborah Snider
Betty Hahn
Katherine Knauer
Ulva Ugerup
Helen Geglio
Hope Wilmarth
Diane English
Anne Smith
Caryl Fallert-Gentry
Velda Newman
Christina Blais
Robin Schwalb
Claire Passmore
Barbara Watler
Jennifer Day
Nancy Crasco
Sandy Gregg
Carol Larson
Judy Turner
Frauke Palmer
Linda Fjeldsted Blust
Susan Webb Lee
Ludmila Aristova
Mary Lou Alexander
Cathy Kleeman
Pam RuBert
Yael David-Cohen
Catherine Whall Smith
Mary-Ellen Latino
Patty Kennedy-Zafred
Elizabeth Busch
Monica Danielsson Bichsel
Judith Larzelere
Holly Cole
Linda Henke
Heather Dubreuil
Catherine Whall Smith
Beth Blankenship
Sandra Bruce
Melanie Marr
Brigitte Kopp
Related Information
Welcome to SAQA’s 2021 Seminar on Color. Through our introductory unit, we hope you will explore your current relationship to color.
Many will say that color is the most important element in art. So, as textile artists, do we really know what color is? How is it used? How is it different by medium, by culture? Why does color matter?