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Mid-Atlantic Quilt Festival XIX
February 21-24, 2008
Hampton, Virginia
Hampton Roads Convention Center
"The Great Escape" Quilt Competition
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Best of Show 2008 |
Best Wall Quilt 2008 |
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Wistful Willow
by Linda M. Roy |
Moonglow
by Carol Taylor |
Wearable Art Competition
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Best of Show 2008 |
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The Secret Garden In A Starry, Starry Night
by Rami Kim |
The Wednesday evening "Preview" drew a crowd!
Mid-Atlantic Quilt Festival's Fabulous Merchants Mall
(Just before the Preview opened)
Mid-Atlantic Quilt Festival XIX Faculty
Front Row (l to r): Carol Blevins, Linda Fiedler, Connie Hindmarsh, Liza Prior Lucy,
Virginia Walton, Karen Boutte, Linda Cantrell, Barbara Barber, S
ue Nickels, Nancy Prince, Susan Edmonson
Back Row (l to r): Pepper Cory, Bobbie Bergquist, Joan Jones,
Judy Simmons, Laura Murray, Phyllis Twigg Hatcher, Pat Yamin,
Jackie Robinson, Wendy Butler Berns, Diane Dennis
Workshops were presented by an internationally renowned faculty.
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Barbara Barber demonstrates for her students. |
Pacific International Quilt Festival XVI
October 11-14, 2007
Santa Clara (Bay Area), California
Santa Clara Convention Center
Home of Pacific International Quilt Festival
It's Opening Day at PIQF XVI!
| The Pacific International Quilt Festival XVI featured an amazing collection of quilts and textile art in its national competition and special exhibitions. Innovative, Traditional and Wall Quilts were entered in the Pacific International quilt Festival XVI competition, "All the World's a Quilt." View the Winners List by clicking here. |
COMPETITION QUILTS
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The Yuko Watanabe BEST OF SHOW Award:
#1083 Gone Fishin
by Kathy McNeil
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First Place Innovative:
#1078 Expanding Star
by Judy Mathieson
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First Place Traditional:
#2024 Sugar & Spice
by Renae Haddadin
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BEST WALL QUILT:
#3033 Mexican Flower Bowls
by Sylvia Gegaregian |
SPECIAL EXHIBITIONS
From the Heart
‘From The Heart’ showcases European art quilting.
Artists were asked to submit pieces expressing ideas
or themes that were close to their hearts. Curators
often find it difficult to select work that is synergistic;
this exhibit almost selected itself. It forms a wheel of
personal expression that begins with the whimsical,
moves to fantasy and non-representational/abstract work,
and continues through political expression and
representation, finally circling back to whimsical art.
Peg Keeney and Marion Barnett, co-curators. |
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Fiber Force: A Futuristic Approach
Lisa Chipetine, of Studio Art Quilt Associates, curated
this collection of avant-garde works, procured from a
consortium of international quilt and fiber artists that she
considers trail blazers in the medium. This collection
"breaks boundaries" and exhibits a "no rules" approach.
The mission of the collection is to awaken the creative
spirit of the viewer, and educate the audience as to the
endless possibilities presented by inclusion of untraditional
media into fabric based art. |
New Hope Autumn Antiques Show
New Hope, Pennsylvania
Exhibitors presented everything from early 18th century to Mid-Century Modern
at the New Hope Autumn Antiques Show held September 29-30, 2007.
 
 
 
 
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