I just love the Anderson Arts Center in Kenosha, WI. The “Birds: Imagined, Natural, Symbolic” by Women’s Journeys in Fiber is there on exhibit, now through February.
I went there for the artist reception today and it was wonderful of course.
My piece is “Hummers in the Garden” and was prominently placed inside the main room with a nice lite shining down from the ceiling.
Let me show you the closeup of the quilting and painting involved in creating this piece.
The orange flower side is really the front but it worked so well in transitioning the room through color that I went with the front of the piece facing the back. Pretty cool that it fit so well in this room facing this way!
Here are some pictures of the other Women’s in Journey Artist work:
‘Home is Where your Heart Sings” by Natasha Lehrer Lewis
“Birds of a Feather” by Elizabeth H. Mini
“Wandering Spirit” by Shelley Brucar
“The Scrap Family” by Virginia Reisner
“Seraphina” by Alice Jenks
“Symbol of Happiness” by Janette Gerber
“What the World Needs Now…” by Gretchen Alexander
“Caged” by Candace Hoffman
“Hello Mrs. Magpie by Elizabeth Dorn Zwiener
“Birds in Paradise” by Julie Rivera
“Hoopoe the Hipster” by Marla Snyder
“Turkey” by Sally Schoch
“Bird Memories” by Cindy Kuo
“An Empty Nest is Never Empty” by Dvorah Kaufman
“Get a Pretty Song” by Jan Sneesby Aaron
“A Legacy – Decorating Small Spaces of the Mind” by Mary Krebs Smyth
“Birdsongs” by Valerie Rodelli
Also “Ice Tapestries and Shibori Quilts” by Kay Koeper Sorensen is on exhibit. I have included a few examples of her work as well. Very fabulous.
