Pieces and Resistance

The famous banjo with the inscription that could say to the audience that they had a decisive singer/songwriter on the stage. From my visit ...

 Or more specifically,  the museum of his work. So artfully designed and informative. The Dylan Museum is next to the Woody Guthrie museum. ...

 My flight to Tulsa had a connection through St. Louis where I saw these floor inlays. They reminded me of Robin Ruth designs. Always keen t...

 Susan took advantage of the no-traffic hall to lay out her printed work. It's not often we've the space to do this, and it yields v...

Art Quilt Midwest is winding down, and tonight there was a 'walkabout' for the classes. Our printing class hung works (still to be w...

Jean is printing what she is wearing, which means the pallet is already part of her vocabulary. I see this occur often, and must say that so...

A wonderful group to talk about our first day's work in Art Quilt Midwest, here in Warrensburg, Missouri. We're a mix of seasoned pr...

 Our first day at Art Quilt Midwest included a gallery of work brought to the event by students in workshops. What a lot of talent to greet ...

 Tea Party is now on view (or when it opens this Tuesday) at the New England Quilt Museum in an exhibition of my work that will last into t...

Thanks to a Facebook group called "Buy Nothing" I was able to find a home for solid fabric quarters that I've not used in year...

My serviceberry tree is producing fruit, and I was lucky to grab a handful of these small berries. I'll be off next week teaching a work...