Saturday, April 23, 2011

Chasing Color

Chasing Color has been chosen by Sacred Threads  
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A greater number of quilts were entered this year than were ever received before.  This rally of support for the exhibit convinces us that the show continues to fill a need in the quilting community for a safe venue for our most sacred pieces. Due to limited space we will be able to exhibit only a percentage of those quilts entered into the exhibit.  Each of the quilts has its poignant message and many brought tears to our eyes.

8 comments:

Kate Themel said...

Congratulations Wen! This is a beautiful piece. I hope I have a chance to talk to you more about it.
I was thrilled to find out that I will also be in Sacred Threads!
Just writing up my blog post now.
I'm glad to be in such good company.
:-) Kate

Kate Themel said...

Congratulations Wen! This is a beautiful piece. I hope I have a chance to talk to you more about it.
I was thrilled to find out that I will also be in Sacred Threads!
Just writing up my blog post now.
I'm glad to be in such good company.
:-) Kate

Unknown said...

Another beautiful piece. Each one which you do has so much soul and depth to it. I am fascinated by your work!

Louise

Unknown said...

Another beautiful piece! Each one which you do seems to have so much soul and depth to it. I am fascinated by your work.

Louise

Marilyn Wall said...

Congratulations Wen, It's a lovely piece. I would love to hear the story behind the piece.
Marilyn

Marilyn Wall said...

Congratulations Wen, I would love to hear the story behind this beautiful piece.
Marilyn

Wen said...

Thanks everyone- heres the Inspiration
Color has become inspirational for me. I was never before was inspired by a thing, a product. Usually going outside inspires me, meditating, looking at art and reading poetry. But paint! Now I can get out a blank cloth or canvas and add colors in many manners, such a delight!

my croft said...

Are you familiar with Anne Truitt's work (and published journals)? She was a minimlaist sculptor, in with the Clement Greenburg crowd. In her journals she talks about clor in a similar way -- not only as inspiration but also as a goal of the work. Her pieces are painted plinths -- the paint being built up in layers and the pieces named for the mood-tone-feeling the colors evoke.

Her jornals are amazing. She really turned my mind around about minimalism.

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