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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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Brevard County, Florida is home to the oldest textiles ever found in North America. Made from palm fronds, these pieces are at least 7000 years old. As Brevard's earliest fiber artists creatively utilized the resources in their world, present-day fiber...
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The timeless beauty of colour paired with each quilt's clever and complex composition will fascinate, captivate, and inspire, whether you're a novice or experienced quilter, interested in making sustainable design solutions, or keen to learn more about historic and contemporary...
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With this eclectic collection of Rhonda Denney's work, you can see her creative journey as she explores using art quilt techniques combined with coloring on fabric. Denney loves experimenting with different types of pigments and fabrics and the challenges involved...
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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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All life on this planet depends on earth. However, the soil beneath our feet that nurtures us can be a destructive force. Seismic activity and mudslides have shaped the landscape for millions of years, taking a toll on living beings as well.
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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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Coming from a very traditional quilting background, but with a lifelong love for photography, children’s books, and different art mediums, Karin has always been intrigued by color and fibers. She specializes in art quilts that tell a story: thoughtful, mystical...
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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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The Menino Arts Center proudly announces “Focus on Fibers”, a juried exhibition that runs from September 9 – October 27, 2024. The exhibition will be viewable both in person at the Menino Arts Center and in a virtual 3D gallery...
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The Artist Collective of Spartanburg is hosting its sixth annual juried exhibition from September 10 through October 26, 2024. This is an all-media show, and five thousand dollars will be awarded during the reception on September 21st, 6 - 8...
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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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Personality Plus: Whether it be animals, birds, or people, their unique and fun personalities are showcased in this exhibit. Telephone Tag: We started with a group of four New Mexico art quilters. The first person interpreted a photo in a...
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LOST AND FOUND an all media exhibit of works representing or depicting creative re-use—works of or about fragments, collage, appropriation, assemblage, or transforming and embracing prior histories. Twelve artworks by nineteen international artists are included. Reception: September 27 from 6...
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A special Quilts on the Wall exhibit depicts fun things to do outdoors. The location is in Temecula at the Temecula Valley History Museum, where there are always lots of fun things to do. The show will run concurrently with...