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Janine LeBlanc, Seduction, detail

home | exhibitions | ARTQUILTSimages
 
Page-Walker Arts & History Center, Cary, North Carolina
Friday, April 28, 2006-Wednesday, May 31, 2006
On tour through August 2007
 
The Professional Art Quilt Alliance-South is pleased to announce its fourth annual international juried exhibition ARTQUILTSimages. AQi is a fine art exhibition of 29 art quilts that employ lens and needle to narrate images that capture the artists’ imagination. Exhibition artists combine these two modes of artistic expression with a variety of media and materials--including cyanotype, screenprinting, spirit transfer, shibori, 35mm film, and found objects--to create innovative mixed media and embellished art quilts that push the boundaries of quilted art.

The exhibition premiers at the Page-Walker Arts & History Center and is co-sponsored with the Town of Cary Parks, Recreation and Cultural Resources Department. AQi will embark upon a four state tour to the Pennsylvania National Quilt Extravaganza, the Pacific International Quilt Festival, the Greater Chicago Quilt Exposition, and the Gallery of CK Media, formerly known as Primedia Gallery, in Golden, Colorado, where its viewing is sponsored by Quiltmaker Magazine. The exhibition is juried by Hollis Chatelain and organized by Keisha Roberts and Candace Thomas.

 
Theme
  images
1. an idea or impression held in the imagination
2. a personal façade that one presents to the world; the way a person feels about his or her personality, achievements, and value to society
3. a tangible or visual representation of an object in a lens or a mirror
  We invite submissions of art quilts whose designs
incorporate uses of photographic images
for inclusion in ARTQUILTSimages.
Exhibition Checklist
Mary Beth Bellah, The House that Don Built
Susan Brown, The Color of Caladiums
Peggy Brown, Continuations
Peggy Brown, Looking Beyond
Peggy Brown, The Surface Under II
Lisa Chipetine, My Secret Competition
Lisa Chipetine, Law and Order: The Reckoning
Lisa Chipetine, Law and Order: Judgment Day
Linda Colsh, Northern Renaissance
Gerrie Congdon, Shiny Bubbles
Diane Rusin Doran, Bayou Reflections
Linda Dunn, On My Way
Linda Frost, Why Always War?
Doria Goocher, Transition
Linda Witte Henke, Angles and Arch Angles
Kristen Hoelscher-Schacker, Water's Changeling
Lynn Krawczyk, Do You Listen?
Lynn Krawczyk, Judas
Mavis Leahy, Senora Castillo
Janine LeBlanc, Yellow Ribbon
Cheryl Lynch, Joyful Gates
Marie Paule Moonen, Venet à Liege
Cynthia Morgan, Orient
Patricia Owoc, S 1/2 24-10-23
Wen Redmond, Connections
Jill Scholtens, Intersections
June Underwood, Philly Shadow
June Underwood, Behold the Magnolia
Jana Van Wyk, Mary's Garden
Juror
Hollis Chatelain
Hollis Chatelain’s distinctive uses of colors and imagery, and her dye-painted scenes of multicultural life, have brought her international recognition. Hollis’s work can be found in public and private collections around the world. Her quilt Sahel was chosen as one of the 20th Century’s Best American Quilts. Born in Pennsylvania, Hollis lived most of her adult life in Switzerland and in four West African countries. At the end of 1996, she moved back to the United States.

In addition to creating her art quilts, Hollis frequently lectures and leads workshops on drawing, dye painting, quilting, color, and West African textiles. Her studio and home are in Hillsborough, North Carolina.

Please note:
We regret that due to unforeseen circumstances Dr. Carolyn Mazloomi was unable to jury ARTQUILTSimages.

| http://www.hollisart.com/ |
 
 
Exhibition Itinerary
Friday, April 28-
Wednesday, May 31, 2006
  Page-Walker Arts & History Center
Cary, North Carolina
     
Thursday, August 10-
Saturday, August 12, 2006
  Quilts for Change
Cincinnati, Ohio
     
Thursday, September 7-
Sunday, September 10, 2006
  Pennsylvania National Quilt Extravaganza
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
     
Thursday, October 12-
Friday, October 15, 2006
  Pacific International Quilt Festival
Santa Clara, California
     
Thursday, November 9-
Sunday, November 12, 2006
  Greater Chicago Quilt Exposition
Schaumburg, Illinois
     
Monday, April 23-
Friday, July 27, 2007
  CK Media Gallery, formerly Primedia Gallery,
(the gallery of Quiltmaker, Quilters'
Newsletter Magazine and McCall's Quilting)
Golden, Colorado
Exhibition coordinators

Keisha Roberts forges passions for African American history, culture, and art into compelling exhibition experiences, research projects, lectures, workshops, works of non-fiction, and fine art. Roberts is a curator, juror, exhibition designer, researcher, and fiber artist who has organized, curated, and exhibited art in many solo, group, and traveling exhibitions.
| http://www.keisharoberts.com |

Candace Thomas's work is known for its exquisite manipulation of a rich palette of African prints, tie-dye and batik fabric, and highly textured hand-woven African textiles. Thomas is an independent curator and juror living in Chapel Hill, North Carolina who shares her love of textiles and fibers in quilting and fiber art classes.

Exhibition committee: Veronica Hicks, Lyric Kinard, Keisha Roberts, Candace Thomas

Traveling Coordinator after January 2007: Christine Hager-Braun

Exhibition Partner
This exhibition is co-sponsored by the Town of Cary Parks, Recreation and Cultural Resources Department.
ARTQUILTSimages at the Gallery of CK Media
To read the press release click here.
   
Image: Janine LeBlanc, Seduction, detail
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