Pieces and Resistance

A well known architect, though one who's name I can't connect to the thought, said that window grids separated the view into distinc...

This piece of printed linen was made exactly as my cotton. The only step different is that I zig-zag stitch the cut sides before I soda soak...

The Schweinfurth's exhibition Made in New York decided to take my piece Nest Eggs for their 2022 show. This is a detail of the screen p...

Once a year I mark the day. It's never the same, sometimes it's the pits, sometimes I wear pearls. This birthday was modest, so the ...

I've been meeting with a great group of printers for months, and today I was out of town, but near Karen Schulz. So, it was a chance to ...

Another whole cloth hung up and ready to join the growing group of printed pieces. It's 42 x 42. Still without a name, but that will app...

Best way I could remember what I'm sending off ahead of time for my class in Santa Fe is to take a photo. Glue gun, sticks, long handled...

I've selected works to show at Joe Cunningham's Gallery in San Francisco opening March 13th. This is a one fabric piece and led me t...

I've silk scarves to pack for my Santa Fe trip. And this just said "Hey, how's about monoprinting?" So, I heard that, and ...

March  7-11 I'll be teaching for Madeline Island School of the Arts in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Print your heart out. We're near some f...

Unbelievably, I ran out of white pfd fabric. So I quickly soda soaked some linen I had bought. The linen is printed with a texture on the fr...