| | 4/26/17 I am excited to be part of a 10 artist show at Museo in Langley, WA. Curated by Museo and artist Nancy Loorem Adams, the show explores contemporary issues through art work designed to express deeper paradoxical meaning. I am so pleased to be joining Dona Anderson, Danielle Bodine, Jill Nordfors Clark, Nancy Loorem Adams, Maxine Martell, Natalie Olson, Jane Richlovsky, Inge Roberts, and Sandy Wascher-James in this show that is rich in beauty and meaning. |
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| 5/18/16 Stanza 602 of the Life Goes On Series was selected as part of Fiber Fusion, a juried exhibition featuring members of the Surface Design Association residing in Washington state. The show will travel: in June, at Allied Arts in Richland; in November, at VALA in Redmond; in February, 2017, at Northwind Arts Center, Port Townsend; and in March, 2017, at the Schack Art Center in Everett. While Stanza 602 will be in all four shows, up to six works in the Life Goes On Series will be shown at some venues. All six will be at the Schack Art Center. |
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5/18/16Director of Curatorial Affairs Stefano Catalani selected At Mile Markers 7 and 14 for exhibition in the lobby of Bellevue Arts Museum( BAM) from May through October. In partnership with BAM, a lobby vitrine features work by members of Northwest Designer Craftsmen. At Mile Markers 7 and 14 recalls hikes in the rain forests of Alaska. Branches fall from trees creating small tepees. Deep mosses grow over these leaving mysterious, dark, internal spaces in which all sorts of things live and grow. Each of the pieces is made with over seven miles of processed silk thread.
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10/31/15Between – A Shared Experience, a group exhibition of 10 artists
associated with Camano Island, opens Friday, Nov 6 at Scott Milo Gallery in
Anacortes. Between
– A Shared Experience
explores the artistic links between process and imagination, between daily living
and creating art, between love and loss, between art and community. The show is a result of eight years of continuing
conversations, great meals, and laughter between the 10 artists as they
supported one another and forged powerful bonds that have inspired stronger
work by each.
The show, which closes Dec
1, includes work by Indy Behrendt (jewelry), Susan Cohen Thompson (ceramics,
oils, watercolors), Marguerite Goff (ceramics), Janet Hamilton (pastels, oils),
Liz Hamlin (watercolors), Kathy Hastings (photo encaustics), Lynne Nielsen
(mixed media), Patricia Resseguie (fiber), Jackie Roberts (book arts,
photography), and Renate Trapkowski (mixed media).
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| 9/21/15 More than 50 artists from Northwest Designer Craftsmen will exhibit their work throughout the new South Lake Union facility of UW Medicine. There is a public opening Thursday evening, October 1. The works will be on display during business hours through December 30. I am showing a triptych from the Life Goes On Series. |
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8/8/15Extreme Textiles: Textile Icons and the New Edge opens August 20 (through Nov 1) at the Muskegon Museum of Art in Muskegon, MI. The invitational and juried show features textile artists from around the world selected by guest curator and fiber artist, Geary Jones. The show then travels to the Dennos Museum Center in Traverse City, MI, opening Dec. 20.
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| 8/8/15 On August 1, Losing You was selected Best of Show at Zeitgeist at Arts at the Port, at the Anacortes Art Festival. The selection was made by Stefano Catalani, juror for the show, and director of art, craft and design at the Bellevue Art Museum, Bellevue, WA. Losing You is about shattering, burning loss of any kind. It also is an homage to the loss of our honeybees. |
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| 4/30/14 Green Art: Trees, Leaves and Roots features about 100 artists using images from nature in their work. My work is included. The book is now available from Amazon.com. |
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4/30/14Artist friends wrote haiku about each others' art. Here are a few about mine.
white mulberry leaves design teased out of a thread woven epiphytes Jackie R.
She opens her gift. Thread becomes stitch becomes row becomes cloth - her life. Kathy H.
She sees paths of a life mimic patterns of nature- lichens show us hope Marguerite G. |
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