Victoria Potrovitza
Summer in the City, 2018
Fiber, hand embroidery, cotton threads, canvas on wood stretcher bars. 16 x 16 in.
Mandy Pedigo
This Land, 2021
Cotton, linen and silk. 55" h x 47" w
Sha Sha Higby
“Folds of Gold” performance Costume, 2018
Asian Lacquer,silk machine embroidery,wire,fabric mche,gypsum 60" x 60" x40 "
Judy Kirpich
The Day After No.5/May 25, 2020, 2020
Hand dyed cotton 45'H x 47"W
Teddy Milder
fardel, 2021
string weaving, pigmented abaca pulp, cutch dyed jute rope 24 x 30 x 14"
Korey Rowswell
Metaphors of Perception, 2021
Organza and thread 2' x 2' x 2'
Rae Gold
Bottle inside a bottle, 2020
merino wool 10"x10"x6"
Julia Feldman
The future of trees, visiting the nursery, 2014
Found objects (plastic waste, branches, metal) imbedded in cement) Varies approx 18 x 25"
Barbara Berk
Lace Seven: Interiors, 2017
Phosphor Bronze 13” H x 16” W x 15” D
Shea Wilkinson
Navigating a Broken World detail, 2015
Linen, cotton, wool felt, cotton and polyester threads, steel 43 x 61 x 9
Andrea Snyder
Partly Saharan, 2019
Painted & dyed silk, monotypes, and papers on Duralar 30" H x 26" W"
Elizabeth Fram
The Secrets She Keeps, 2020
Dye, Thread, Silk 24"H x 18"W
George-Ann Bowers
Seeing Red, 2018
Cotton, wool, silk, linen yarns, polyester sewing thread, wool fabric 34" x 31" x 2"
Kerstin Katko
Runner, 2021
wool, silk, ecoprinted with leaves 14 x 54 inches
Susan Hensel
Tidal Amplitude, 2022
digital embroidery: polyester thread on polyester felt, wire and wood armature 24 x 36 x 10
Patricia Coleman
Crow Mountain Morning, 2020
Acrylic paint, cotton fabric with cotton reproduction fabric of one of my V Pleated/tessellation acrylic paintings, machine stitching and quilting with unbleached cotton batting; cut rock beads. 39” X 16 ¾
Rima Day
Anne-Marie, 2020
Used denim, thread, fabric paint and other 60” x 40” x 20”
Brenda Bunten-Schloesser
Intertwined, 2018
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. 54x32
Patti Roberts-Pizzuto
Impromptu no. 5, 2018
acrylic, ink, graphite, collage, beeswax, embroidery thread 8.5" x 6"
Sharon Webster
For Everyone, 2015
Painted wood, rope, pen and ink 13 in x 32 in x 13 in