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JOAN MONDALE GALLERY
NOW:
Gallery closed for installation. Opens May 17.
Upcoming: Blue World Green World
May 17 - July 20, 2013
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Closed for installation.
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Coming soon....
Blue World Green World opens May 17. (The Joan Mondale Gallery is closed for installation May 6-17).
Our society has a complex relationship to nature.
Blue World/Green World, a diverse exhibition of vibrant art quilts, explores this connection. Through multifaceted work that crosses the boundaries of the representative, to the impressionistic, to the abstract - this show reveals the beauty and pathos of our association to the contemporary natural world.
This exhibition was organized by the Fiber Artists Coalition. Fiber Artists Coalition is a group of Midwestern textile artists all of whom are professional members of Studio Art Quilt Associates (SAQA) . We have joined together to promote the art quilt by bringing this exciting art form to the public through traveling art exhibits.
Participating Artists:
Pat Bishop
Kathie Briggs
Shelley Brucar
Jennifer Conrad
Cheryl D. Ferrin
Clairan Ferrono
Linda Witte Henke
Kasia
Peg Keeney
Pat Kroth
Casey Puetz
Gwyned Trefethen
Laura Wasilowski
Maggie Weiss
Trish Williams
Join us for the
opening reception
Friday May 17, 6-8 pm.
Free and open to the public.
Blue World Green World Continued. (opens May 17)
Coming soon:
PAUL O'CONNOR
Remembered
May 17 - July 20
Paul O'Connor (1921-2013), a renowned scientist, turned his attention to weaving in his later years. Veteran local weaver Paula Pfaff said O'Connor quickly became a standout in his new field and specialized in double weave, a particularly difficult pattern. "He had a national reputation," Pfaff said. "He was creative. ... When Paul explored something, he explored it to the max." O'Connor was a longtime major contributor and supporter of Textile Center. This 40-piece exhibition honoring O'Connor's memory and art features work on loan from friends and colleagues.
Coming soon: Paul O'Connor Remembered (opens May 17)
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