SAQA IL/WI

Studio Art Quilt Associates

Thursday, October 27, 2011

Stitched Together Art & Science






Greetings All,
SAQAIL/WI group that has put on an exhibit that will run at the famous Fermilab in Batavia IL. If you live in the area this is a wonderful opportunity to visit the facility and then see some great art pieces. I hope you can make the artist reception on November 18 from 5-7. The show runs until January 20, 2012 the list of artists are as follows: Frieda Anderson, Darcy Berg, Pat BishopDeBoer, Shelley Brucar, Clairan Ferrono, Carole Frocillo, Karen Halt, Denise Havlon, Mary Ellen Heus, Susan Jackan, Gwen Jones, Donna Katz, Nancy Kempel, Debra Kinder, Pat Kroth, Romona Lindsey, Cathy Mendola, Beverly Nash, BJ Parady, Emily Parson, Jeanne Pfister, Casey Puetz, Suzanne Riggio, Jill Robinson, Sharon Rose, Barbara Schneider, Cheryl Sleboda, Virginia Spiegel, Kathleen Sweeney, Martha Tabis, Laura Wasilowski, and Kathy Weaver

Wednesday, October 19, 2011

Schaumburg Prairie Center for the Arts Exhibition



Greetings All,




FIBER ARTISTS COALITION presents two traveling exhibits, “Some Like It Hot” and “13 Ways of Looking at a Blackbird” at the Schaumburg Prairie Center for the Arts, 201 Schaumburg Court, Schaumburg, IL. The show runs November 1 through November 27.Fiber Artists Coalition is a group of Midwestern textile artists who are also professional artist members of Studio Art Quilt Associates. These artists have joined together to promote the art quilt by bringing this exciting art form to the public through traveling art exhibits.

The works of Fiber Artists Coalition are not bed quilts, but art works created from commercial fabrics as well as many uniquely designed fabrics. Some of the techniques FAC members use are: dyeing, painting, stamping, printing, batik, shibori, discharge, embellishment, collage, and assemblage. Most of their works are hand or machine stitched, adding additional texture and design.

Fiber is organic, and fiber art is vibrant, alive, warm and inviting. You are invited to share the artists’ enthusiasm for this unique medium. For more information: Schaumburg Prairie Center for the Arts, 847-895-3600.

Sunday, October 2, 2011