By Contrast: Apparent Contradictions presents 29 art quilts made by members of the New Jersey and New York Region of Studio Art Quilt Associates (SAQA). The exhibition examines commonly used expressions with words that have opposite meanings. Juror Ann Johnston selected 29 works in a blind jury process (maker names were not visible). Johnston writes that “The most important thing I looked for was originality in the artist’s approach to the challenge: did it look and sound li

I am thrilled to share that my piece, Controlled Chaos, will be part of SAQA NJ + NY’s second regional show, byCONTRAST: Apparent Contradictions. My work is among 29 pieces selected by juror Ann Johnston, who said, ”The most important thing I looked for was originality in the artist's approach to the challenge: did it look and sound like it came from a person's own experience? I think this selection of quilts is witness to how thoughtful personal exploration can result in an

This year I decided to enter a piece in the KMMA member show. Bethany Arts is a lovely exhibit space and they did a great job with the...