On-line Calls: Juried Fiber Arts

 

I’m not going to post finished photos yet.  Finished day before closing.  Reward $$$’s and 2-3 yr tour

Whit Gold Vs Black Lives

The death of us. 

king Corton

My endeavor 2025!

 

My Fiber Art in Gallery Exhibit

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 Over the last 14 months…This has been an awesome curated journey for the five of us!!!

I vividly remember the first of our gatherings… at the Nora Hulsey Gallery (OCU Campus, OKC)   The room was painted black for this luminous circle dilly-o !  We chatted and began pacing ourselves for HIGH CRAFT October 30-2023!!!  I wasn’t sure WHO Lawrence Naff would be…..  missing in pic!  (L to R)  Amy -Maria Anderson-Ann Solenski- and me!

Feelin’ Fall ~ 2023

 

Precision Piecing

 I am oooohhhhh so comfortable..  rotary cutting, great seam allowances and block construction 

Putting the strips of color together!!  

I’ve had major excitement with HIGH CRAFT… the challenge of artistic-narrative quilt art

But…re-entering and re-sorting my everywhere gorgeous soothing fabric….  I want to make a quilt.  Patterns I’ve save…….  Wanting to DO!    So today was a good single block day!

Time. Oh My

 Is it running out// standing still/// or moving right along?  TIME

I spent 2 hours of casual teaching block construction of 12” BIRDS IN YHE AIR block for my STQG fellow quilter!!!   One on One!  She’s good.  Will do super!!!

My Quilts ~ Under The Big Tent

 

My Quilts …. Time & Time Again

Thanking Amena

High Craft:  Beverly— you should apply/sign up for this exhibit……   Here’s the link!  So said Amena about 14 months ago!

Contemporary Fine Craft Exhibition High Craft is an exhibition that showcases the diverse landscape of artists of color in Oklahoma who work primarily within the craft genre. The term craft refers to works done where the imagination and the hand of the maker are evident. 

Finished In A Big Way 2023!

NOTES FROM Inclusion In Art:  thanks to all the artists participating in this exhibition as it has truly been a wonderful experience. 

Artists Maria Do Anderson, Beverly Huggins Kirk, Lawrence Naff, Ann Solinski, and Amy Young, have formed a real bond that will continue to grow and evolve. We are so excited to see more from them in the future. 

Inclusion In Art would also like to give a big thank you to the High Craft Curatorial Committee, without their hard work and dedication this project would not have been a success. 

Inclusion In Art thanks Heather Lunsford and Oklahoma City University, for the opportunity to use the incredible space at the Norick Art Center’s Nona Jean Husley Gallery.

 

The organization provides exhibitions, practical arts programming, workshops, and professional development. 

INCLUSION IN ART 

Board of Directors 

Amena Butler, President 

Madison Moody-Torres, Vice President 

Kimberly Campbell, Secretary 

Marjorie Bontemps 

Lauren Rosenfelt 

Marcus Mallard 

Freddy Baeza 

Jordan Vineyard