Entry Signs

 

Many years of designing exhibits taught me that wayfinding and label heirarchy were important. Before reaching the entry to the cafe, where the exhibit is hung, is a 4'x 8' black board that holds one piece of Judy's and one of mine. The title and thematic blurb is there and all the contact info. We hung today.

Broadcast News

 

The Main Street Arts Gallery has a talk among the gallery director Bradley Butler and the artists who are in the exhibition "No Time to Be Tame" that Bradley organized. It's thought provoking, and available on YouTube. Here you go:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=irGJDj_N128

Lineup of the Squares

QSDS has a faculty show every year. Mine are ganged up and seem to get a lot of attention. At least many have mentioned them to me. Which means a lot, so I know that they tune in to my style of piecing and using my prints in compositions. 
 

Exhibit is Still a Thing

Isn't every phrase we say now prefaced with "It's been so long"? What I said over and over when I stopped to visit the Flower City Arts Center for a quick look-round. A photogravure exhibit was a delight, many new ideas, and images that took on the glow of the delicate printing process. 
 

Opening Night

 

If I didn't set a record for attendence, I came pretty close. Opening night was as perfect as the day outside. Wonderful to share my work with so many friends. Quite a love fest, it was. And I think we drank all the champagne.

Pieces of Parallax

An installation shot of "Parallax / Views of Contemporary Quilt Artists" where this exhibit will be on view here in Rochester, New York until June 25. Then the nineteen works disperse and return to be seen around the globe. What a thrill to be able to work with such talented artists, to put this show together.