...in Fiber Philly. Whether hand stitched or machine stitched, it intrigued me in it's many variations. The simplicity of it, the outline, a slight curve, a dash, a dot, a hanging thread.
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| detail of Thousands of Words by Mary Ruth Smith at AQE |
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| detail of Bloom by Katherine K. Allen at AQE |
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| detail of Distant Shore by Karin Birch at Snyderman-Works Gallery |
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| detail of Healing Sutra #14 by Erin Endicott at Wexler Gallery |
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| detail of Cheongsam by Diem Chau at Wexler Gallery |
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| detail of Rain by Flore Gardner at Wexler Gallery |
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| detail of Structures 99 by Lisa Call at the Bluestone Gallery |
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| detail of 48 Prophets by Jason Pollen in Distinguished Educators at the Crane |
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| detail from Re/claimations by Kay Lawrence at the Crane |
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| detail from Re/claimations by Kay Lawrence at the Crane |
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| detail of Soft City: Open Door by Marilyn Henrion at the Highwire Gallery |
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| detail of Harvest by Rayna Gillman at the Highwire Gallery |
2 comments:
I remember every one of these pieces. They really made an impression on me too.
Yes! Nothing more delicious than the stitched line. Some beautiful examples here.
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