Virginia A. Spiegel

Boundary Waters 31 (North)
An interpretation of the moss layered on the north side of trees in the Boundary Waters. Upholstery fabric, white cotton cloth, acrylic textile paint, felt, organza, and copper wire mesh.

The 3-in-1 fiber and stitch exhibit at the Coos Bay Art Museum in Coos Bay, OR can now be seen online here. Just click on the Tour The Exhibit link next to each exhibit name. 

The New Focus art quilt exhibit, including my artwork above, consists of 50 small format art quilts from invited artists from five countries.

Also being shown is Transformations ‘08:  Icons and Imagery, a traveling juried exhibit from Studio Art Quilt Associates.

Stitch, contemporary works of fiber art by five Oregon artists, rounds out this bonanza of stitch and fiber exhibits.

Boundary Waters 22

Breaking Boundaries:  Art of the Quilt opens today at Gallery 50 in The Village at Grand Traverse Commons in Traverse City, MI.  There will be a Meet the Artist reception Saturday, October 4, 6-9 p.m. with awards presented at 7 p.m.  The exhibition runs through December 31.

Boundary Waters 19, 22, and 23 will be shown.  

Guest Curator for the invitational exhibit is Desiree Vaughn.  Gallery owner Christie Minervini scheduled the exhibit to coordinate with the Studio Art Quilt Associates’ Twelve Voices art quilt exhibition at the Dennos Museum Center.  

As always, I welcome a report for anyone able to attend the exhibit and/or opening.

Boundary Waters 9

ThreadLines 2008, including my Boundary Waters 9, will be held September 5-29 at Missouri State University Art & Design Gallery.  

 Juror for the exhibit was Jason Pollen, President of the Surface Design Association.  Several other fiber exhibits are also being held during September in the area.