Showing posts with label Houston. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Houston. Show all posts
Friday, April 26, 2013
Serenity
I am delighted to report that my newest art quilt, "Serenity," was accepted into the exhibition "An Exquisite Moment" by the Dinner at Eight Artists. Here is how they described the exhibit theme:
"Consider the following: The unfurling of a flower. A hummingbird in flight. A magical moment shared with a lover or friend. The birth of a child. A personal milestone. The realization of a dream. A treasured memory. The sacred moments of the ordinary. These are the Exquisite Moments that make us who we are."
Jamie Fingal and Leslie Tucker Jenison curate these exhibits and I'm very honored to have my quilt included.
The exhibit will be shown at the International Quilt Festivals in Long Beach, California this August and in Houston, Texas in November.
Saturday, November 12, 2011
Houston, 2011 in pictures
I am still basking in the happy glow of my experience at the International Quilt Festival in Houston last week. It's impossible to explain how stimulating and inspiring it was -- but maybe these photos will give you a taste of it all!
Sunday, November 06, 2011
Houston Adventure
I have spent the past four days at the International Quilt Festival in Houston, Texas, having a marvelous time. The full set of 288 Twelve by Twelve quilts have been on exhibit, and nine out of the twelve of us were able to attend and meet each other. Before I fly home tomorrow, I thought I'd post a few pictures to give you a taste of the excitement.
The adventure was made possible by Del Thomas and the Thomas Contemporary Quilt Collection, and I can't begin to express how grateful we are to Del for supporting our exhibit.
The exhibit looked beautiful and our quilts glowed like jewels.
We sold and signed lots of books.
We posed for a lot of photos ...
And felt like rock stars with paparazzi shooting our pictures.
We dined and celebrated the fun of being together (complete with cardboard faces of the three Twelves who couldn'tbe in Houston) and seeing our project accepted and appreciated so enthusiastically.
Now we are headed back to our respective homes, full of appreciation for how far we have come together and the surprising enormity of what we have created.
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