Every year our group, under the wise tutelage of our leader, Jane Davila, puts on a show. Previously the exhibits had been at the gallery in the Mahopac Library, a very good spot with a large reception room. It seems that that space has become so popular that they will only allow a group to exhibit every other year. We had to come up with a new venue. Many ideas were thrown around and then Jane's friend, Julie Saviano, was about to open a new fiber shop in Larchmont, NY. called
Etui Fiber Arts. It would carry some fabrics, yarns and other fiber related items and would have a small gallery in front. It sounded perfect. And it was! We decided on the theme of Architectural Elements and the size was restricted to 14" wide by no more than 20" high. There would also be some pedestals and some members opted to make freestanding pieces that would fit into narrow wooden stands.
Julie will put up a new show every month so this one will come down at the end of this month, April. It is a lovely show and well worthy of a visit and you may even find something to purchase in this wonderful new shop.
Here are the quilts, in no particular order:
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Venice Window by Barbara Sferra |
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Rapunzel by Sonia Rieber |
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Long Nook Beach by Carolyn Spiegel |
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Portal by Claire Oehler |
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Venice Threatened: Acqua Alta 2013 by Paula West |
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Sunrise, Sunset by Nancy Mirman |
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Green Door by Gail Ellspermann |
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Opportunity by Jane Davila |
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Windows on My World by Donna Chambers |
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Lloyd Wright or Mondrian by Judy Gignesi |
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Ancient Architecture by Martha Buhl |
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les fleurs de coin by Vivien Zepf |
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New York City Windows by Cecelia Leiseroff |
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City Breeze by Natalya Aikens |
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Stone Bench by Carole Hoffman |
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Chrysler Building: Tower Lights and Elevator Door by Joyce Sullivan |
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Gateway (Red Gate) by Christine Wilhelm |
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Tuscan Window by Cindy Green |
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Grandeur by Ann Louise Lyman |
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Outside the Box by Barbara Drillick |
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Favela by Norma Schlager |
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Access by Nike Cutsumpas |
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Just Knock, I Am Here For You by Renee Fleuranges-Valdes |
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Built by Kathi Jahnke |
3 comments:
Each one amazing unto itself, but the whole collection is simply outstanding (if I do say so myself!). Thanks for photographing and posting!
Such terrific diversity! Thanks for the post . .
What a wonderful exhibit. Really fascinated by how each artist interpreted the same theme... they are all so different!
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