The Problem My art isn’t usually big. In fact, much of it is very small. There are several reasons for this: The upholstery remnants I… Read More »“Hateism II:” Experimenting with Wholecloth Quilting
Last weekend I got to visit the Pacific International Quilt Festival (PIQF) for the first time since the pandemic. As in previous visits, the minute… Read More »Pacific International Quilt Festival 2022
We live in an unstable time. A period characterized by shifts and unpredictability. The climate is changing all around us, leading to massive extinctions, erratic… Read More »“What Matters Most,” an Art Quilt
The Fantasy It’s been a while since I painted fabric. More than a year, to be precise. Experimenting with mark making and surface design have… Read More »Summer Art: Painting Fabric in the Garden
My mother passed away in mid April, in the midst of Passover. After the holiday was over, I observed the Shiva, the week of mourning.… Read More »Spring Colors at a Difficult Time
The Prompt In March I was visiting my ailing mother when the war in Ukraine started out of the blue, jolting me like it did… Read More »“Disillusions,” an Artwork for Our Times
Back in the summer I was finally able to visit my mom, after nearly two years of pandemic travel restrictions. To make myself useful, I… Read More »Experimenting with Seaweed Art
Process Some artworks take a long time to plan and/or execute. Others come together quickly. Some drain the artist emotionally, others give energy back. This… Read More »“Absence,” a Textile Collage Series