SCHACK ART CENTER
The 24th Juried Exhibition: PRESENT TENSE
Contemporary work by Pacific Northwest Artists across all mediums
May 28 - August 22
My new work, Resist #2, has been selected by the jury for inclusion in this exhibit.
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RESIST #2
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Gingko Forest
Exhibition coming at the Schack Art Center
WATER WAYS: HEALING THE CIRCLE OF WATER AND LIFE
March 26th - May 16th
"Dynamic Reciprocity"
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Water, vegetation and climate exist in a fascinating and interconnected system where each component cooperates to create a life supporting sustaining cycle. Vegetation takes up liquid water from soil via roots and releases water vapor into the air through leaf pores. Vegetation acts as a catalyst for the Water Cycle across the earth’s climate, first, by regulating atmospheric moisture and, second, by creating balanced conditions for water storage in the soil. This piece addresses the remarkable native intelligence and the durability of this working relationship.
In addition. this art work combines the use of paper with block quilting t
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I've enjoyed digging into my stash of papers leftover from larger pieces and coming up with original card designs. So sharing some here.
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| First Ginkgo design Created 2023 |
HAPPY TREES
FROM THE "SAVE A TREE" SERIES
Burst Into Bloom
Pacific NW Museum of Quilt & Fiber Arts
March 30th - May 1st
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| Scroll Series: Spring |
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| Title: We Chased The Sunset |
Dia de los Muertos:
A Day of Remembrance
October 13 - November 28
Pacific Northwest Museum of
Quilt & Fiber Arts
It was the summer of 2008 when I began my journey with the art of quilting with paper. Thirteen years later this posting is a 'look back' at some of my favorite pieces, presented in no particular order. These pieces have been sold, donated or have otherwise found a home.
Below is my very first Paper Art Quilt created in May of 2008.
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