Future Exhibitions
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Connections
In today's fractured, divisive world, connections - both intentional and accidental - are more important than ever. We are bound by love, rituals, family and faith. We are also connected to our past, our community - near and far, and to nature. To be connected is to find commonalities with others. Opens at Quilt Festival Houston 2021 |
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Fur, Fangs, Feathers, & Fins
Celebrate wild animals in their natural environments. From amphibians to apex predators, depict or represent wild birds, fish, mammals, and reptiles doing what comes naturally. Go WILD! Opens at Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum in April 2022. |
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Light the World
Light is our primary tool for perceiving and understanding the world around us. Without light there is no vision. Light allows us to appreciate the world through shape and form and evokes emotions. Common qualities of light are intensity, quality, color, direction, distribution, texture and movement. Artists are encouraged to explore how light creates and transforms your art. Premieres at European Patchwork Meeting 2021
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Primal Forces: Earth
All life on this planet depends on earth, it nurtures us through the soil beneath our feet. However, it can be a destructive force as well. Seismic activity and mudslides have shaped the landscape for millions of years and taken a toll on living beings as well. We are in an era of tremendous change in the earth as well, due to shifting balances brought on by human activity. What do you want to say about Earth? Whether it be warning, tribute, straight forward, all representation or abstract art are eligible subject to the size requirements below. Premieres at the National Quilt Museum in September 2021 |
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SustainABILITY
sustainABILITY focuses on meeting the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their needs. It covers a vast range of topics from industry to agriculture, daily living, and nature. Artists are invited to explore solutions to improve sustainability in our world in both two- and three-dimensional works. Premieres at the Ruth Funk Center for Textile Arts in May 2021 |
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