Redirecting the Ordinary - "Shadows"

Madeleine Bajracharya's beautiful art quilt "Shadows" will be on display at  the International Quilt Festival in Houston this year. This quilt will be part of SAQA's  “Redirecting the Ordinary” exhibit. If you are in Houston be sure to check it out!

Beyond the Edge "Fiber Perceptions" Exhibit

at Mancuso's Quiltfest Oasis Palm Springs

October 2 - 4, 2014

Quiltfest Oasis Palm Springs

Palm Springs Convention Center

277 N. Avenida Caballeros

Palm Springs, CA 92262

Show hours 10am to 6pm daily

“Fiber Perceptions” - an exhibit from Beyond the Edge Fiber Artists

 

Perception is defined as: "the ability to see, hear, or become aware of

something through the senses." The artist's eye perceives something worth

capturing in everyday scenes or objects -- perhaps it’s a shape or color

that catches their eye, a glimpse of a memory from long ago, or simply the

contrast with one’s surroundings.  Things that others may see as plain and

ordinary, an artist may perceive as special and extraordinary, something

worthy of artistic interpretation. This exhibit represents individual

artistic perceptions, seen with clear vision and interpreted in a fiber

medium. 

 

Fiber Perceptions Artists: Linda Anderson, Madeleine Bajracharya, Laura Bisagna, Mia Bloom, Cynthia Catlin, Linda Friedman, jo p. Griffith, Mary Beth Kile, Teresa Shippy, Eileen Wintemute

Fiber Perceptions Exhibit at Cerritos Library

Beyond the Edge is proud to present:

“Fiber Perceptions”

an exhibit from Beyond the Edge Fiber Artists

Perception is defined as: "the ability to see, hear, or become aware of
something through the senses." The artist's eye perceives something worth
capturing in everyday scenes or objects -- perhaps it’s a shape or color
that catches their eye, a glimpse of a memory from long ago, or simply the
contrast with one’s surroundings.  Things that others may see as plain and
ordinary, an artist may perceive as special and extraordinary, something
worthy of artistic interpretation. This exhibit represents individual
artistic perceptions, seen with clear vision and interpreted in a fiber
medium.

This exhibit will be at the library until September 15th. We hope you will have a chance to see it.