Jo Carubia in Members Show at Jamestown Arts Center

 JO CARUBIA

IN MEMBERS SHOW

JAMESTOWN ARTS CENTER

JAMESTOWN, RI

NOVEMBER 8 - DECEMBER 6, 2018

Jo Carubia will be submitting a quilted tapestry "Frame of Mind" for the upcoming Members Show at the Jamestown Arts Center in Jamestown, RI.  Most of her work incorporates free motion calligraphy of words on a relevant theme or of favorite quotations.  This piece incorporates the following: "She sang beyond the genius of the sea" (From "Idea of Order at Key West" by Wallace Stevens) and "The imperfect is our paradise" (From "The Poems of Our Climate" by Wallace Stevens).

She looks forward to meeting other Jamestown Art Center members who may work in fiber/textile arts.

Opening reception: November 8, 6-8 pm

Exhibit dates: November 8-December 6

Frame of Mind by Jo Carubia

Exhibition News and Workshops from Wen Redmond

EXHIBITION NEWS

AND WORKSHOPS

FROM WEN REDMOND

Exhibition News

As part of the World of Threads Festival in Ontario, Canada, a selection of artworks from Wen Redmond's Digital Fiber series will be featured in a solo exhibition in one of the Corridor Galleries at the Queen Elizabeth Park Community & Cultural Centre.

 

http://www.worldofthreadsfestival.com/

Oakville, Ontario, Canada

‪October 13 - December 31, 2018‬

Con-currently, she received an invitation to exhibit The Nature of a Stitch Sheehan Gallery, WA; and to exhibit Wisconsin Museum of Quilts.

Her work is also on view at Quilt Visions in CA and the Blue Door Gallery in Yonkers, NY.

Lastly, "Time Spent With Trees" received Honorable Mention! Award at the MFA, Annapolis, MD

Workshops

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November 28 - December 2, 2018

Wen will be teaching at Hudson River Valley Art Workshops- 3 days of Digital Explorations - Info http://www.artworkshops.com/art-workshop-instructors/wen_redmond.htm

Wen Redmond

Making the Imagination Real

Contemporary Art in Fiber 

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Carol Anne Grotrian to Teach Stitched Shibori and Her Soul Mate Indigo

CAROL ANNE GROTRIAN TO TEACH

STITCHED SHIBORI AND HER

 SOUL MATE INDIGO

AT THE NEW ENGLAND QUILT MUSEUM

NOVEMBER 11, 2018

AND

DECEMBER 1, 2018

Carol Anne Grotrian is happy to announce a new class offering—Stitched Shibori and her Soul Mate Indigo on November 11 and December 1 at the New England Quilt Museum in Lowell, MA. 

This is a two-session opportunity to explore a Japanese slow stitch tradition found among the many techniques of shibori, an ancestor to tie-dye. Seemingly endless patterns are created by hand sewing and gathering threads tightly. After dyeing, the stitches are removed to reveal an amazing diversity of subtle patterns. Ancient indigo is the perfect dye for stitched shibori. 

The first day you will learn basic techniques and then experiment with lots of variations. The interval between classes will give students time for “homework,” i.e. preparing stitched shibori for dyeing.  You will dye a test sample on the first day, but the main focus of the second day, will be the indigo vats, though students are welcome to spend time with shibori techniques as well.  

For more information, http://www.nequiltmuseum.org/programs--events.html

Explorations: Journeys in Creativity: Inside the Quilt Artist's Studio Opening

Explorations:  Journeys in Creativity:  Inside the Quilt Artist's Studio SAQA MA/RI Regional Exhibition October 3 through December 30, 2018 New England Quilt Museum, Lowell, MA Exhibition Opening October 13, 2018 at 1 pm The MA/RI Regional exhibition, Explorations: Journeys in Creativity: Inside the Quilt Artist's Studio, Part 1, will debut on October 13, 2018 at the New England Quilt Museum (NEQM), 18 Shattuck St, Lowell, MA at 1pm in the Genre Gallery. A MA/RI meeting is planned at NEQM prior to the opening at 12 noon. PLEASE NOTE THIS CHANGE IN MEETING TIME!  The Museum closes at 4 pm. All are welcome to the meeting as well. This exhibition is a two-part juried show on display from October 3 through December 30, 2018, featuring New England SAQA members focusing on art quilting techniques. The twelve artists in Part 1 have created a piece for the exhibit highlighting chosen techniques, and each piece is accompanied by a banner detailing their process.  Five of the twelve artists from Part 1 will give Lightning Talks about their creative process as part of the opening reception/meeting on October 13. Lightning Talks will be given by: Agusta Agustsson (MA) Intuitive Quilting Madalene Murphy (MA) Leading Questions: How Did I Get From There to Here?" Susan V. Polansky (MA) The Many Layers of Photoshop, Quilts, and Meaning Catherine Whall Smith (CT) “How a Multi-Tasking Fiber Artist Really Works” or, “Getting the piece ready for the Hand Quilting seems like a sedentary activity - BUT IT’S NOT!” Nancy Turbitt (RI) Solving Problems with Technique You won't want to miss these interesting Lightning Talks! Timna Tarr will be giving a Brown Bag Lunch talk at NEQM on Thursday, November 1 at 12:30 pm on “Cloth Cartography: Making Map Quilts”. Susan Polansky will be giving a Brown Bag Lunch talk at NEQM on Thursday, December 6 at 12:30 pm on “Fused Applique Collage”. Also showing at NEQM will be Susan Carlson, including her amazing crocodile, in the Main Gallery and Salley Mavor's exhibit, "Liberty and Justice: New Artwork by Salley Mavor". Many of you will not want to miss this amazing opening day at NEQM. The Explorations catalog is finally complete, and it is marvelous! The full color catalog for "Explorations: Journeys in Creativity: Inside the Quilt Artist's Studio" can be purchased at the opening reception at NEQM. The 160 page full color catalog is priced at $24.95 and includes a 6-page section for each of the 24 artists detailing their chosen technique. The SAQA artist's and their techniques included in the catalog are: Agusta Agustsson - printing with gelatin plate Sue Bleiweiss - raw edge fusible appliqué Ann Brauer - quilt-as-you-go Diane Cadrain - thread painting and felting Sue Colozzi - layered fabric collage Judy Dales - curved piecing Janis Doucette - eco printing Diane English - improvisational piecing Janice Jones - surface embellishment Mary-Ellen Latino - digital image manipulation and shibori, discharge & vat dyes Marya Lowe - improvisational piecing Jeanne Marklin - fabric dyeing Valerie Maser-Flanagan - improvisational piecing Sharon McCartney - printing and image transfer Suzanne Munroe - painting/portraiture Madalene Murphy - fabric manipulation Susan V. Polansky - photoshop composition and fabric collage Wen Redmond - digital photo manipulation and paste mediums Cheryl Rezendes - surface design and hand embroidery Diane Sheckells - applique and perle cotton embroidery Catherine Whall Smith - hand quilting from reverse Sarah Ann Smith - fused collage Timna Tarr - applique and machine quilting Nancy Turbitt - surface design with markers Sales of the catalog will support future programs and exhibitions in the MA/RI region. Catalogs will also be available through the New England Quilt Museum gift shop during both segments of the exhibition in Fall 2018 and Spring 2019, and part of the proceeds will go to help the museum. A big shout out to all of those who have helped create “Explorations”.  Curators Nancy Turbitt and Allison Wilbur formulated the Prospectus and Call for Entry and worked with the artists to gather the many elements that went into making this a multilayered exhibit.  The twenty-four artists devoted six months of their time pushing their techniques and documenting their process to share with their audience.  A thank you to the artists for their patience with the process of this exhibit, and to those doing extra work in the form of Lightning Talks, Brown Bags, and lectures.  Allison Wilbur created the banners and catalog (no minor accomplishment!), giving selflessly of her time, with tremendous support from Dixie Walker (photo management and editing) and Jeanne Holtzman (editing and technical support).  Nancy Turbitt kept this entire enterprise on course, dealing on a daily basis with every aspect of the exhibition. Karen and Bud McCann and Allegra Printing in Providence, RI did a beautiful job printing the banners that accompany the art work.  Janice Jones wrote an excellent Press Release.  Sue Polansky organized the Lightning Talks and assisted in hanging the show. Suzanne Munroe helped with publicity, and Margaret McGrath helped with publicity and file storage.  Special thanks go to Vicki Jensen and PRO Chemical and Dye in Fall River, MA, who provided much appreciated sponsorship for the banners and the catalog to accompany the exhibit.  Thanks to the volunteers who came out and helped to hang the exhibit:  Agusta Agustsson, Diane and Sara Sheckells, Janice Jones, Tricia Deck, Sarah Ann Smith, Sue Polansky, Nancy Turbitt, and Allison Wilbur.  A big thank you to the jurors of “Explorations”, Pamela Weeks and Jane Davila, for so carefully choosing the artists. And most of all, thank you to Pam, Nora and the staff of the New England Quilt Museum for inviting our regional group to create this two-part exhibit. We hope you are as excited as we are about this amazing exhibit and catalog. Please use social media or your blog or website to get the word of the opening reception and catalog out. See you at the opening! Please join us for our October 13 regional meeting at the New England Quilt Museum (more information below) at 12 noon, and the opening at 1 pm.

Betsy Habich Teaches Workshops

Betsy Habich Teaches Workshops

on Designing and Piecing a Picture Quilt

and Thread Painting Your Own Photo

October 25-27
Connections Quilt Festival

Betsy Habich will be teaching three full-day workshops at the Connections Quilt Festival, being held October 25-27 at the Westford (MA) Regency Inn and Conference Center.

Registration and more information at connectionsquiltfestival.com, or click on the links below for information on specific classes.  (and yeah, it’s ok to work on something other than a cat!) 

Thursday, October 25:  Designing a Pieced Picture Quilt 

Working from your own photo (send me photo before class for approval), you make a pattern to piece the top. 

https://www.connectionsquiltfestival.com/Designing-A-Picture-Quilt-by-Betsy-Habich-p/bh-designing-a-picture.htm

Ollie #2 by Betsy Habich

Friday, October 26: Piecing a Picture Quilt

Using either the pattern you developed in class Thursday, or one of mine, students will learn how to select fabric for to create a realistic image, work with freezer paper templates, and to sew a really precise seam. 

https://www.connectionsquiltfestival.com/product-p/bh-piecing-a-picture.htm

Saturday, October 27: Thread Paint your own Photo

Working from your own photo (send me photo at least one week beforehand) students will learn to use straight and zigzag stitches to create a photorealistic thread painting  

https://www.connectionsquiltfestival.com/Thread-Paint-Your-Own-Photo-Quilt-by-Betsy-Habich-p/bh-thread-paint-a-photo.htm

Miss Blue Eyes by Betsy Habich

SAQA CT Is Holding A Retreat

SAQA CT IS HOLDING A RETREAT

The SAQA CT region is holding a retreat the weekend of November 2-4 at the Incarnation Center in Ivoryton CT.

Ivoryton is in coastal CT, just over an hour away from Providence, RI and Hartford, CT.

They have room for up to ten more people, and welcome the SAQA members from Rhode Island and Massachusetts to join them. They look forward to getting to know their SAQA neighbors in a relaxed and fun environment!

They are planning on offering some break-out sessions for talent sharing in free motion quilting, writing an artist statement, and critique sessions to name just a few, for those interested. In addition, attendees may work on their own projects, and take time to explore the hiking trails around the center.  Everyone can make the retreat what they want it to be in terms of "down time" and "quilting time!"

Dates: Dinner Friday, November 2 through lunch Sunday, November 4.             You may arrive anytime after 3:00; and depart by 3pm on Sunday. Location: Incarnation Center, 253 Bushy Hill Rd, Deep River, CT 06417.                  Just over an hour from Providence, RI and Hartford, CT Who: SAQA CT, MA and RI members (first or second region).            If there is room, non-SAQA fiber artsy friends may be invited to            attend. How Much: The fee for the retreat is $250. What is Included: Lodging (private room, shared bath),                                six meals: dinner on Friday through lunch on Sunday,                                linens and towels, beverages during the day, our                                meeting and tables to work on, nature trails, fire pit,                                labryrinth. In addition, there will be access to a                                kitchen where people can self-cook if their                                dietary needs require it. Activities: Over the course of the weekend you can work                   on your projects, join in some group activities, explore the                    hiking trails...your time is your own...We are planning break-out                    sessions for such topics/activities as free motion quilting                    tutorials, how to write an artist statement, and critique groups Can I Cancel My Reservation? If it turns out you register                                                      for the retreat, and then can’t attend, you                                                      can transfer your registration to another                                                      fiber friend. Here is the handy link to register: http://www.saqa.com/calendar-detail.php?ID=6015

SAQA MA/RI Pre-Order Explorations Catalog and Show Announcement

SAQA MA/RI

 Pre-Order Explorations Catalog

 and Show Announcement

The MA/RI Regional exhibition, Explorations: Journeys in Creativity: Inside The Quilt Artist's Studio, Part 1, will debut on October 13, 2018 at the New England Quilt Museum (NEQM), 18 Shattuck St, Lowell, MA at 1pm. A MA/RI meeting is planned at NEQM prior to the opening at 12 noon.  PLEASE NOTE THIS CHANGE IN MEETING TIME!  All are welcome to the meeting as well.

Lightning Talks from five artists will be a part of the opening reception/meeting:

Agusta Agustsson (MA) Intuitive Quilting
Madalene Murphy (MA) Leading Questions: How Did I Get From There to Here?"
Susan V. Polansky (MA) The Many Layers of Photoshop, Quilts, and Meaning
Catherine Whall Smith (CT) “How a Multi-Tasking Fiber Artist Really Works” or, “Getting the piece ready for the Hand Quilting seems like a sedentary activity - BUT IT’S NOT!”
Nancy Turbitt (RI) Solving Problems with Technique
You won't want to miss these interesting Lightening Talks!

Also showing at NEQM will be Susan Carlson, including her amazing crocodile, in the Main Gallery and Salley Mavor's exhibit, "Liberty and Justice: New Artwork by Salley Mavor". Many of you will not want to miss this amazing opening day at NEQM.

The Explorations catalog is finally complete and it is marvelous! Thanks go to the team of Allison Wilbur, Dixie Walker and Jeanne Holtzman for countless hours of work. The full color catalog for "Explorations: Journeys in Creativity: Inside the Quilt Artist's Studio" can be pre-ordered for pick up at the October 13 MA/RI meeting and opening reception at NEQM. The 160 page full color catalog is priced at $24.95 and includes a 6-page section for each of the 24 artists detailing their chosen technique.

The SAQA artist's and their techniques included in the catalog are:

Agusta Agustsson - printing with gelatin plate
Sue Bleiweiss - raw edge fusible appliqué
Ann Brauer - quilt-as-you-go
Diane Cadrain - thread painting and felting
Sue Colozzi - layered fabric collage
Judy Dales - curved piecing
Janis Doucette - eco printing
Diane English - improvisational piecing
Janice Jones - surface embellishment
Mary-Ellen Latino - digital image manipulation and shibori, discharge & vat dyes
Marya Lowe - improvisational piecing
Jeanne Marklin - fabric dyeing
Valerie Maser-Flanagan - improvisational piecing
Sharon McCartney - printing and image transfer
Suzanne Munroe - painting/portraiture
Madalene Murphy - fabric manipulation
Susan V. Polansky - photoshop composition and fabric collage
Wen Redmond - digital photo manipulation and paste mediums
Cheryl Rezendes - surface design and hand embroidery
Diane Sheckells - applique and perle cotton embroidery
Catherine Whall Smith - hand quilting from reverse
Sarah Ann Smith - fused collage
Timna Tarr - applique and machine quilting
Nancy Turbitt - surface design with markers

To preorder, please email how many you want to purchase including your order total to Nancy Turbitt (artgirlri@hotmail.com) by Oct 1. Please bring payment with you to pick up your catalogs at the NE Quilt Museum on October 13, in the form of a check made out to SAQA. No catalogs will be mailed by Allison or Nancy, PICK-UP ONLY at NEQM on October 13.

1 book = $24.95

Sales of the catalog will support future programs and exhibitions in the MA/RI region. If you are unable to pre-order and pick up the catalog at the opening, catalogs will also be available through the New England Quilt Museum gift shop during both segments of the exhibition in Fall 2018 and Spring 2019, and part of the proceeds will go to help the museum.

If you can’t pre-order or buy through the museum (remember this is the best way to support our region), the catalog will also be available online through Amazon.  A link will soon be available to order directly from Amazon.

If you have any questions about pre-ordering email Nancy. (artgirlri@hotmail.com)

Hope you are as excited as we are about this amazing exhibit and catalog. Please use social media or your blog or website, to get the word of the opening reception and catalog out. See you at the opening!

Thread Sketching Instructor Needed

Thread Sketching Instructor Needed

Sew Pro, a quilt store in Sandwich, MA, is looking for an instructor to teach thread sketching in a one day workshop. If interested please contact Mary Ann Fischer (the owner) at 508 759 2222.

Explorations: Journeys in Creativity: The Artists's Studio Catalog Availability

Explorations: Journeys in Creativity: The Artist's Studio

Part 1

October 3 to December 30, 2018

New England Quilt Museum

Lowell, MA

Catalog Availability

Our second exhibition, Explorations: Journeys in Creativity: The Artist's Studio, Part 1, will debut in October, running from October 3 to December 30, 2018.  The full color catalog for Explorations: Journeys in Creativity: The Quilt Artist's Studio is being finalized. Look for an email coming to you soon with pre-order information. You will be able to order ahead for this amazing catalog, and pick up your order at the meeting or opening reception at NEQM on October 13.

Catalogs will sell for $24.95, and include 6 pages of incredibly detailed information and great full color photos for each of the 24 chosen artists. This is a book full of wonderful information from your colleagues and friends that you all will want to have in your libraries. If you can't pre-order, don't worry, catalogs will also be available for sale at the opening.

Stepping Inside the Outside Debuts at Highfield Hall

"Stepping Inside the Outside" Debuts

Highfield Hall in Falmouth, MA

September 8, 2018 to October 31, 2018

"Sequoias" by Carol Anne Grotrian

A great deal of work by our wonderful Exhibition Committee is coming to fruition this month!  Our current regional show, Stepping Inside the Outside, opens this month on Saturday, September 8, 2018 at Highfield Hall, 58 Highfield Dr., Falmouth, MA, and runs until October 31, 2018.

Our congratulations to all of the artists exhibiting! There were 84 entries by 38 artists who applied to the show. Of the 38, 30 artists were chosen. Of the 84, 35 works were chosen by two jurors, Mary Horrocks of Colorado, and Joshua Willis of New Mexico.  In total 37 pieces will hang at Highfield, including one of the juror, Mary Horrocks, and one of the curator, Nancy Turbitt. The other juror's piece by Joshua Willis will hang when the show travels to Bristol Art Museum.  

Highfield Hall is a restored Victorian estate, complete with beautiful outdoor gardens which visitors are encouraged to explore. 

The reception is being held from 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm on Sunday, September 9, 2018, following our regional meeting at the Falmouth Art Center, 137 Giffords St., Falmouth, MA, 10:30 am to 12:30 pm.  Admission to Highfield Hall is free this day only, as it is open house for Highland Hall!  Please bring a sack lunch, Show and Tell, and your enthusiasm for our meeting and this special event! 

"Big Wolf - Little Wolf" by Elaine Hickey

In addition to our show, another fiber exhibit curated by "Fiber Arts Now" magazine editor in chief, Marcia Young, entitled “Tapestry in New England and Beyond,” will also be on view.  We suggest you make it a day trip filled with fiber viewing! 

A second venue has also been added to our show, as Stepping Inside the Outside was invited to the Bristol Art Museum in Bristol, RI from February 1 – March 10, 2019.  A former carriage house, the light and airy gallery spaces in this museum promise to provide a unique setting for the quilts in the exhibit.  Both of the jurors for Stepping Inside the Outside, Mary Horrocks and Joshua Willis, will have works on display at this venue as part of the exhibit.

The catalog for the Stepping Inside the Outside exhibit is already available from Amazon.com for $15.. Or you can buy a catalog for $15 at the meeting at the Falmouth Art Center, or the reception at Highfield Hall & Gardens in Falmouth, MA on September 9. 

We can't thank our Exhibition Committee enough!  A special thank you goes to Nancy Turbitt, our chair, who has kept this process on course over the last year.  She has been assisted by Sue Colozzi, Allison Wilbur, Jeanne Holtzman, and Dixie Walker. This team has worked hard to make this an exhibition to be proud of and to enjoy.

"Last Light" by Gwyned Trefethen

Please join us for our September regional meeting at Falmouth Art Center, and then the Artists Reception on Sunday, September 9, 2018.  It promises to be a very special event!

"Branches 6" by Lee Sproull

Ann Brauer - Resilience

Ann Brauer in Special Feature on Resilience

Ann Brauer's experiences with Tropical Storm Irene, which resulted in her studio (see pink building) floating down the Deerfield River in 2011, and her subsequent rebuilding of her studio, will be included in a special feature on resilience produced by Channel 10 Boston—NECN—to air on September 19, 2018.

Pink Studio

Valerie Maser-Flanagan - Two Venues

Valerie Maser-Flanagan

Work Exhibited at Two Venues

Be sure to catch the work of Valerie Maser-Flanagan at two venues this fall.

The first venue will be at Quilt Visions 2018: Connections, Visions Art Museum: Contemporary Quilts + Textiles, San Diego, CA, October 20, 2018 to January 6, 2019, (https://www.visionsartmuseum.org/). Her work is titled "The Ground is Shifting".

The Ground Is Shifting by Valerie Maser-Flanagan

The second venue will be at Quilts=Art=Quilts, at Schweinfurth Art Center, Auburn, NY, October 27, 2018 to January 6, 2019. Those pieces are titled  "The Energy Between the Spaces" and "The Space Between Our Breath" (http://www.schweinfurthartcenter.org/).

Congratulations, Valerie!

The Energy Between the Spaces by Valerie Maser-Flanagan

The Space Between Our Breath by Valerie Maser-Flanagan

North Adams Fiber Artists (NAFA): Cross-Section

NORTH ADAMS FIBER ARTISTS (NAFA)

Eclipse Mill Gallery

243 Union Street, #102

North Adams, MA 01247

September 7 through October 8, 2018

North Adams Fiber Artists (NAFA) is a newly formed group of fiber artists. All are welcome to their meetings and to join them! They will have their inaugural exhibit at the Eclipse Mill Gallery in North Adams. There are several SAQA members participating.

"Grief" by Jeanne Marklin

FIBER ARTISTS TRANSCEND TRADITION AT ECLIPSE MILL GALLERY NORTH ADAMS, MA

Cross-Section, the inaugural exhibition of North Adams Fiber Artists (NAFA), will open at the Eclipse Mill Gallery on September 7 and run through October 8. Presenting contemporary textile art in a former 19th-century cotton mill, these artists demonstrate the ongoing vibrancy and range of the fiber arts in the Berkshires and beyond.

Cross-Section is just that—a diverse survey of NAFA members’ work in fiber. Knitted, crocheted, woven, felted, spun, handdyed, quilted, stitched, wrapped, knotted, hooked—the fiber arts embrace many construction techniques, including some that date back to the earliest stages of civilization. Informed by today’s materials and technologies but still largely executed by hand, textiles can keep us warm, dress us in style, serve as a container, express a personal narrative, or make a political statement.

The exhibition is designed by Arthur De Bow, Curator at Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts Gallery 51 in North Adams. “In presenting a cross-section of characteristic work by NAFA members, the exhibition invites reflection and conversation on the wide range of fiber arts explored by this group of artists,” he said.

NAFA, a new collaborative network of fiber artists, currently meets in North Adams and is open to anyone in the region who is interested and active in the fiber arts and would like to be connected with kindred spirits.

The opening reception will be Friday, September 7, 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm.

The exhibition will be open to the public on weekends, Friday through Sunday, 12:00 pm to 5:00 pm., and on Monday, October 8, 12:00 pm to 5:00 pm.

Admission is free.

Participating artists: Eva Camacho-Sanchez, Kathline (Kate) Carr, Sharon Costello, Beth Davis, Arthur De Bow, Pat Frik, Randee Laikind, Kichung Lizee, Fern Leslie, Deborah MacDonald, Jeanne Marklin, Linda O’Brien, Brenda Osborn, Eve Pearce, Ann C. Scott, Lee Sproull, Betty Vera

"Tapestry" by Brenda Osborn

"Felted Vessel - 1" by Sharon Costello