Big News!
On July 5th the exhibition of my thread vessels and Antoinette Walker's paintings opened at Bunnell Street Arts Center in Homer, Alaska. We gave little talks about the work and you can hear them here. The artworks will be on display until July 31.
October 2 through 27, these same vessels will be exhibited at the Pacific NorthWest Quilt and Fiber Arts Museum in La Conner, Washington. They are throwing a little soirée on October 5th, if you are in the area, please stop in and say hi!
Oiled Eider is at Contemporary Craft in Pittsburgh for Fiberarts International 2019. My beaded bird is in amazing company at this highly-selective triennial exhibition which ends August 24th.
Kristen Swann of 49 Writers wrote a wonderful profile for the Rasmuson Foundation.
Spill, Baby, Spill is part of All Alaska Biennial and is traveling throughout the state of Alaska.
Nowhere To Run, Nowhere To Hide (pictured below) is traveling with the SAQA exhibit, Shifting Tides. I was thrilled to learn that it sold right away to a collector from Mendocino, California—yay!
On July 5th the exhibition of my thread vessels and Antoinette Walker's paintings opened at Bunnell Street Arts Center in Homer, Alaska. We gave little talks about the work and you can hear them here. The artworks will be on display until July 31.
October 2 through 27, these same vessels will be exhibited at the Pacific NorthWest Quilt and Fiber Arts Museum in La Conner, Washington. They are throwing a little soirée on October 5th, if you are in the area, please stop in and say hi!
Oiled Eider is at Contemporary Craft in Pittsburgh for Fiberarts International 2019. My beaded bird is in amazing company at this highly-selective triennial exhibition which ends August 24th.
Kristen Swann of 49 Writers wrote a wonderful profile for the Rasmuson Foundation.
Spill, Baby, Spill is part of All Alaska Biennial and is traveling throughout the state of Alaska.
Nowhere To Run, Nowhere To Hide (pictured below) is traveling with the SAQA exhibit, Shifting Tides. I was thrilled to learn that it sold right away to a collector from Mendocino, California—yay!
