Wish I Was There Part 2

As you know, I wasn't able to attend the opening of the Quilts=Art=Quilts exhibit at the Schweinfurth Art Center, but my friend Bev sent these to show where my two works were placed and it good company. Top is 'Rite of Spring' to the right of the pic; 'Plants take a Holiday' lower pic at right. 
 

Such Small

I got a couple of hours in Studio 301 today and made progress on this little auction quilt. When I've another small work (for an upcoming show) I'll gang them and quilt on the longarm. This will go to Schweinfurth. 

The Start of Something Little

Rite of Spring was accepted in Quilts=Art=Quilts for this fall. The Schweinfurth asks for a small donated work, which I have made in the past to resemble the large work. Here's my start after searching for the odds and ends of the large piece. It was quite a hunt. The large is on the wall, small on the table.
 

Last Look

It was time to take the exhibit at The Dove Project in Geneva, New York down and give the gallery space over to the next month's artists. This photograph shows how large the work is, how it works with smaller works from the quartet of artists in the show. 
 

Scale

I got in a visit to the exhibition of my work at RIT yesterday. And since my friend was along, I can show how large scale  the work is. It's really great to have a 12' x 12' panel on which to hang these. 
 

Late Night

It's late, the full day is over, and I look back to Rite of Spring, the reinstalled work that was hanging around Studio 301. It was my zoom reunion backdrop (who needs virtual?) and a reminder that you can learn new techniques because it's an everchanging road. You have to.
 

Tight Fit

I finally got the time to get this on the wall -- and it just fits! I can see that Studio 301 is deceiving me. The walls there are 12' high, mind are a modest 8'. I'll most likely continue to make large things, but I do like to live with them before they go out in the world without me.