Bonnie Smith
Water Bubbles Creating Puddles Around the Palm Trees, 2020
cotton, Indigo 12 w x 8h x 8d
Ann Vollum
Web: Trapped, 2021
String, cloth, ribbon, thread, buttons, PVA 19"H x 19"W x 3.5"D
Susan Hotchkis
Spill detail, 2018
Synthetic voile, felt H126cm x W55cm
Patricia Resseguie
At Mile Marker 7 Detail, 2008
Silk thread over armature At Mile Marker 7: 9"H x 12"W x 9" D.
Katherine Gibson
Unwearable Cloak, 2019
Canvas, Acrylic, Felt, Thread, Silver, 6 Sassy Magazines 60" x 84"
Dominie Nash
Stills From A Life 54, 2018
Cotton,Silk organza,dye 55x41
Eva Camacho-Sanchez
Border Scars, 2019
Merino wool, silk chiffon, embroidery thread, porcupine quills 35" x 25"
Sheary Clough Suiter
THE KEEPERS, Installation from “The Clothes We Wear” exhibition. Figurative custodians composed of impenetrable hardened wax shells, the Keepers series originated as a guilt-ridden approach to justify all of the online shopping that occurred in our household during Covid’s staying in period. How could I transform the plentitudes of plastic packing pillows into something artful?, 2021
Encaustic, Deconstructed Chenille Bedspread, Sewing and Embroidery Threads, Hand and Machine Stitch. Eleven Keepers linked as a vertical ceiling to floor sculpture, 96 x 14 x 14. Thirty individual Keepers comprise the floor level assemblage. Each keeper averages 8 x 5 x 3.
Doerte Weber
Blooming Leaves of Mexico, 2018
various yarns and plastic wrappers from newspapers and dry cleaners 7.5 ft x 30 ft x1 in
Lu Hopkins
Blaze, 2020
Watercolor, Acrylic / Art on Paper / Weave 30" W x 40" H
Alisa Banks
Fire, 2020
Wool, silk, cotton, thread, paper, ink Open: 9" x 42"
Juliane Gorman
Wet Felted Ice Cave Hat, 2016
Merino Wool, Bamboo Fiber, Silk Fabric, Metallic Lace, Millinery Ribbon, Thread 12 X 12 X 12
Lauren Gray
Line and Color No.2 (Detail), 2018
Linen Blend Fabric, Miscellaneous Scrap Fibers/Yarns, Suede Women's Size 4/6
Brenda Bunten-Schloesser
Weathered, 2019
This body of art work represents the influence of life’s events and how even the smallest elements of the world around us is interwoven into our story, impacting and changing our dance through life. Incorporates traditional quilting techniques handed down from generation to generation, into these lager wall sculptures. Each piece is created with painted cotton. Using MX Fiber Reactive Cold Water Dye and hand Painted Discharge Techniques, on Cotton Broadcloth, which is then cut and pieced together in organic large shapes. 55x24
Judy Bales
Bound but Free, Look #02, 2021
Stretch knits Size small
Jennifer Davies
Moon Series 1, 2019
string, pigment, paper pulp 40" diameter
Kristina Nobleman
Kindling, 2020
Textile fragment, sumi ink, walnut ink, avocado ink, gold pigment, washi paper, thread 17" x 21"
Ann Johnston
Game Board 4: aligned, 2017
cotton, dye, thread 25" x 38"
Susan Bradford
Flower Child, 2020
Collagraph, chine colle, thread, found pages 21" x 28"
Marya Lowe
Old Barn Door, 2019
Cotton and upholstery fabric. Machine pieced, fused, machine quilted. 42 1/2" W x 26" H
Ruth Tabancay
Purl 322X, 2017
Cotton yarn, embroidery floss 21" x 25" x 0.5"
Felicia Reed
Choices Healing Wrap, 2019
Silk and wool 2.5ft by 6ft
Nancy Crasco
Sea Fingers, 2019
Linoleum prints on cotton and Spoonflower printed cotton from original gelatin prints, painted canvas 42" x 27"