[A link party about art issues hosted by
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Here are the rest of my favourites
from the juried Art Quilt Exhibition at the
Art Gallery of Southwestern Manitoba
in Brandon, Manitoba.
As stated in last Sunday's post,
thirty-three artists present their uniquely personal
interpretations of the theme "Renewal"
in this touring exhibition curated by
A Chinook Renewal of Winter (2019)
by Sabrina Capune
(Alberta)
Twister2 (2022)
by Diane Nunez
(Michigan)
There is a Crack in Everything... (2022)
by Jenny Perry
(North Carolina)
Long Street Legacy (2023)
by Linda Strowbridge
(Maryland)
Beneath our Surface (2023)
by Mary Cope
(Ontario)
Germination (2015)
by Lorraine Roy
(Ontario)
[Photos © Debra She Who Seeks, 2026]
36 comments:
I'm not sure that "Twister 2" is actually a quilt, but it is interesting. Quilt shows can be fun.
These are beautiful!!!
Those are all so amazing. Shocking what people can create!
Having a bio degree, that below the surface one really spoke to me. And Twister was an interesting view too. I think you found a super exhibit Debra.
Amazing work, I have a neighbor who urges us all to learn to quilt.
Love these!
The last two grabbed me.
...I love quiolts and you have several, but these certainly aren't granny's quilts. They are fabric art!!!
Incredible!
Wow! Simply amazing how quilting has emerged into a full time art spectacular. I know a few quilters who just make art with fabric. Very impressive. Thank you for sharing with SITAR and have a happy Sunday.
Unbelievably gorgeous!
gotta love those salmon drying
@ Gidget Blue Sky -- I AGREE, sister cat Gidget! These STUPID HUMANS all missed that BRILLIANT interpretation! Sometimes I just SHAKE MY HEAD.
@ Her Royal Highness -- Now, now, HRH, no name-calling on my blog!
@ Gidget Blue Sky -- Thank you for your unique interpretation of the "Twister2" art quilt.
Lovely exhibition!
Love the first one.
Some of these were fantastic. Loved the first one and the crack. They were my favorites, but they were all really stunning art quilts.
Really fantastic, but I do have a favorite: "There is a Crack in Everything". Certainly is true in my garden.
I never got into quilts....but I can appreciate the level of talent, time, work and patience that can go into creating them. These are amazing.
Twister2 looks like a collection of zippers to me, not salmon fillets hanging to dry, and is not a quilt in any way, shape, or form. And before HRH tries to claw me from beyond the grave, I am an aquatic ecologist who majored in fish biology and also a quilter. The last quilt, Germination, is exquisite though!
I really like the quilts.
@ Tundra Bunny -- Well, art IS subjective in the eye of each beholder. Yes, "Germination" is a particular favourite of mine too.
These are really beautiful, Debra!!! Thank you so much for sharing, dear friend. I hope you have a lovely week ahead.
Beautiful and these mostly push the window of definition of "quilt." Fiber art needs expression!
Merci beaucoup de mettre en valeur l’art textile, une tradition populaire souvent négligée.
All wonderful amazing fabulous astonishing and I love them all.
They are just amazing. Past anything I could ever imagine. I really like the stumps.
lovely ! 💕
A very beautiful exhibition, Debra!
Renewal is certainly part of our lives!
I wonder if I would even know these were quilts if you hadn't told me. Such skillful artwork.
Such skill, dedication and patience! I like Long Street and Twister is an interesting alternative!
I like the one with the fields and sky.
wow! I have no words to describe. All these are so beautiful! Have a lovely week! Liuba x
These are fantastic. At quick look, I first thought the first one and the one of the posts in the water were photos!
Stunning. Gorgeous work
the crack art and the winter took my breath away wow
big big thanks dear Debra for sharing these amazingly pretty design filled with lovely meanings of life :)
you rock !
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