Once again, I was fortunate enough to attend another marvelous fiber exhibit. This one was called The Sum of Many Parts and was exhibited in two separate galleries in Winter Park, Florida about a 10 minute drive from each other. The reception at the second one included a wonderful live jazz band. This show had traveled through
China and is now touring through the
USA. The quilts that were exhibited were quite varied in styles. For the show in Winter Park, the gallery added some local artists, too. I wanted to take more photos, but due to lighting problems and crowds in the way, here are some of the quilts that were in the show. I've put watermarks on the photos with the artists websites to give some protection to the images. And, of course, I got permission from the artists to post the photos of their quilts here. I'm linking this post to
Off The Wall Friday where you can find other art quilt blogs.
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| Caring |
Caring is part of
Ellen Lindner's Body Language series, which I think is so very creative and touching.
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| Fledgling |
Fledgling, Time to Fly Little Girl, is one of
Bobbi Baugh's intriguing storytelling quilts.
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| Blues in the Night |
I love how alive this quilt is that
Carole Harris made and it really fit with the music that was playing during the reception.
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| Like Jamie and the Nature Spirits |
Lauren Austin quilts always have such a free spirited nature to them and yet still have a great composition.
When I read from other bloggers about quilt shows that they go to in New York and New England and California and see the photos I wish I could go, too. Those areas get some big name artists that I really admire and would love to see their works in person. But I must admit that the local shows I've been to recently have had some very, very impressive pieces of art and I'm surprised at some of the artists whose work show up at them, too. I hope and I bet that your local shows do, too. Let's give a big hooray for all the fiber artists out there sharing their work and inspiring us.
