Christine Adams
My work is exhibited nationally and internationally. I share my love of creativity and the arts through workshops with other ...
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Artists
Mary Lou Alexander
For 25 years I was a Biological Anthropologist, studying New World Primates and teaching at university. In 2001, I quit my ...
Shelley Baird
Fabric is resilient. It can be dyed, bleached, painted, printed, burned, cut, frayed, glued, stitched, torn and mended. The ...
Melani Kane Brewer
A Renaissance woman best known for her fiber art, Melani is equally at home creating art books and jewelry. A native of Ohio, ...
Barbara Bushey
My main Interest as an artist is layering. The great complexities of the world seem best explored through layered constructions. ...
Susan Cavanaugh
I make marks on cloth. I do this slowly, stitch by stitch, then pull the stitches tight and knot before dyeing. This is the ...
Georgie Cline
I am a testament to lifelong learning. In 1993 a friend introduced me to Linda Fowler and Nancy Crow, who founded the Quilt/Surface ...
Annabel Ebersole
Annabel has had her hands on fabrics and paints from an early age. Her love of art has been a steady flame throughout her ...
Petra Fallaux
I am a Dutch native based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. I am a writer, curator and artist and help direct Springboard Design. ...
Deborah Fell
My art is a reaction to my world and my experiences. Materials include cloth, paint, repurposed found objects and stitching. ...
Sandi Goldman
I am currently a member of Studio Fiber Arts at The Workhouse Arts Center in Lorton, Virginia. My passion for Fiber began ...
Kate Gorman
Line and metaphor are the elements of the stories that I tell. I lean toward the narrative, hoping to express universality ...
Linda Hall
I am driven by the creative process and have a life long interest in fibers and textiles. As a child, I watched my aunt use ...
Joan Hershey
I make fabric constructions because I want to see what happens when an abstract idea of how shapes might relate becomes visible. ...
Bunnie Jordan
Quilting is an important part of my life and a continuing learning experience for me. It has provided a wonderful creative ...
Vita Marie Lovett
Most of my childhood was spent in the small town of Quincy, MA. I was fortunate to have parents that encouraged my creativity. ...
Carolyn Mazloomi
Dr. Carolyn L. Mazloomi is an artist, author, historian, and curator acknowledged as being among the most influential African ...
Larry McKenney
I have always been drawn to the colors and textures of the natural and man-made environment. Working with fibers enables ...
Vivian Milholen
Vivian is a fiber artist living in Northern Virginia. She is inspired by nature and the peace it brings. Her artwork is a ...
Susan Nash
Susan Nash is a fibre artist who works out of her downtown studio, Studio 202, in Zanesville, Ohio. She creates primarily, ...
Nikki Nwosu
Fiber arts is my passion and my creative outlet. I enjoy every aspect from finding textiles and fibers in thrift stores (I’m ...
Frauke Palmer
My studio is the out of doors. That’s where I take my pictures, that’s where I find my inspiration, that’s where my ...
Ann Rebele
Ann Rebele has a BFA degree from Ohio State University where she majored in Design. She has been making fabric art for over ...
Barb Schlagbaum
My art quilts are a reflection of two areas of interest in my life. One is my playful side looking at nature especially tropical ...
Sandy Shelenberger
My work reflects my inner journey and the resistance to letting go; control versus release. I use several different surface ...
Susan Shie
Like a child of mixed races, my work is a hybrid not necessarily at home or accepted by either culture. And for me, I think ...
Gwen Surratt
As a fiber artist I am drawn to color, shape, texture and line. I look to the natural world for color, to architecture for ...
Judith Vierow
While I no longer do quilts, I am still and always an artist. Having switched to painting about 15 years ago, my themes dwell ...
Nancy Whittington
For me the pictorial space of the quilt is a place to connect the naturalistic with the symbolic. Often in nature I see forms ...
Kevin Womack
Often, we tend to shy away from the difficult, the dirty, the potentially hurtful. If we allow ourselves time to reflect ...
Additional Members
In addition to the artist bios above, the following are also members of Art Quilt Network:
- Sue Alvarez
- Deborah Anderson
- Mary Bartrop
- Martha Burleson
- JoAnn Carlson
- Nancy Condon
- Elizabeth Davison
- Roxana Deadman
- Elisa Deadman
- Gerry Fogarty
- Carol Ginter
- Deborah Griffing
- Gilda Hecht
- Mary Ellen Heus
- Kathleen Loomis
- Joan Maxwell
- Edith Mitchell
- Jean Neblett
- Larry Nolan
- Carol Neumann
- Nikki Nwosu
- Linda Scholten
- Joyce Seagram
- Ginny Smith
- Aneta Sperber
- M. H. Stewart
- Anne Triguba
- Susan Ritchie Voegtly
- Jean Weaver
- Kathy Weaver
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