Leah Higgins - What Lies Beneath
Showing posts with label Wide Horizons. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wide Horizons. Show all posts
Friday, April 5, 2019
Thursday, April 4, 2019
Wednesday, April 3, 2019
Tuesday, April 2, 2019
Monday, April 1, 2019
Sunday, March 31, 2019
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Friday, March 29, 2019
Thursday, March 28, 2019
Wednesday, March 27, 2019
Tuesday, March 12, 2019
Wide Horizons VI Dates
Friday, May 11, 2018
Wide Horizons VI Results
The list of successful entrants to the Wide Horizons VI Exhibition which will be shown at the European Patchwork Meeting, France in September 2018.
The quality of the work submitted was very high. Thank you to the jurors Jette Clover, Olga Norris and Monica Danielsson Bichsel and to the Organiser, Barbara Lange.
Name Title
Geneviève ATTINGER La Grâce de l'Incertitude
Bara Bartosova Parrot
ara
Edith Bieri-Hanselmann drunter und drüber
Joke Buursma The
View
Elizabeth Byrom Les Ocres de Roussillon
Fenella Davies Paint
Terry Donaldson Black across the Sun II
Gabi Fischer Marie
Curie
Bodil Gardner The
proposal
Liz Hewitt Threads
of Life
Leah Higgins What
Lies Beneath
Bella Kaplan Autumn
Yemima Lavan BIRD'S
ASSEMBLY
Uta Lenk Mediterranean
Blood Count
Mary Mattimoe Mar
Azul
Alicia Merrett Glastonbury
Town and the Abbey Grounds
Elisabeth Nacenta de la Croix Turbulences
Elsbeth Nusser-Lampe Cornus - Dogwood
Karin Oestergaard In Bloom
COSABETH PARRIAUD SYMETRIE V
Claire Passmore Mind Your language
I
Judith Pauly-Bender The Folk Festival - a personal
romantic memory
Hazel Ryder Do you remember
the cherries?
Grietje van der Veen Series Water Pollution :
Abandoned Mines and the Aftermath I
Erica Waaser Lost In Navigation
Isabelle Wiessler Spuren - Aletschgletscher
Brenda Wroe Magical Kingdom
Tuesday, August 8, 2017
Missing Quilt - Wide Horizons V collection
Please if you know anything about Maria Billing's quilt, Generosity, please contact SAQA.europe.me@gmail.com or send us a message on Facebook.
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Missing Quilt from the Wide Horizons V Colllection
Please if you know anything about Sandy Snowden's quilt, Ramshackle: Country
Community, please contact SAQA.europe.me@gmail.com or send us a message on Facebook.
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Sunday, August 6, 2017
Wide Horizons V - Very Important - 2 quilts missing
Between Wide Horizons being shown at the German Guild AGM in Furth in Germany in June and the quilts being returned to Carrefour/European Patchwork Meeting in France, two quilts have gone missing. They belong to Sandy Snowden and Maria Billings. If you know anything about these quilts, contact SAQA Europe and ME either by adding a comment here or emailing us at saqa.europe.me@gmail.com or Christine by clicking on her name.
Below are images of both quilts:
Below are images of both quilts:
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| Generosity by Maria Billings |
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| Ramshackled by Sandy Snowden |
Thursday, June 8, 2017
Wide Horizons V - Brenda Wroe, Karma Chamelion
Mastering the artistic use of
a longarm machine to create this wholecloth quilt has been personally
challenging, pushing my skillset towards a Wider Horizon. Inspired by a
chameleon basking in the sunshine amongst some verdant foliage, I hummed the
Boy George song and mused whether it might change in colour.
Wholecloth quilt, entirely
hand guided free motion quilting on a longarm quilting machine.
Radiance silk cotton
hand-dyed by artist. Double layer 100% wool wadding and 100% cotton wadding.
Trilobal polyester thread 40wt.
Wednesday, June 7, 2017
Wide Horizons V - Christine Seager, 1883 - Krakatua
The small volcanic island,
Krakatua, off the west coast of Java, erupted in 1883. One of the most deadly
in modern history, its effects were felt in Africa and Australasia. From a
beach house overlooking Krakatua, we enjoyed evening vistas of a mildly smoking
Krakatua against the setting sun. Amazing.
The hand dyed cloth
represents the sea, sand, volcanic ash and fires of Krakatua whilst the mark
making symbolises the turmoil on land and sea created by the event.
Own hand dyed fabrics,
mono-printed marks. Improvisational cutting and piecing. Simple machine stitch.
Tuesday, June 6, 2017
Wide Horizons V - Isabelle Wiessler, Horizonte III
Horizonte III
This quilt is one of a
landscape series that are suggesting the skyline, each one does focus on the
colors depending on the daytime or weather. My goal with my artwork is to give
the public enough space to make up their own dream.
Hand dyed cotton, machine
quilted, hand painted
Cotton fabric, batting,
acrylic paint
Monday, June 5, 2017
Wide Horizons V - Tiziana Tateo, annequins
Mannequins
Figures are my favourite
subjects because of the feelings, emotions and dialogue they convey.
The inspiration for my work
came looking at a shop window, where two mannequins seemed to look at me
saying: "Come in, please, and help us get dressed!".
Freely scoring and bonding on
synthetic fabric and felt using soldering iron, hand painting, free machine
embroidering
Synthetic fabric, felt,
raffia,fabric colors, sizoflor, plastic net, tulle
Sunday, June 4, 2017
Wide Horizons V - Sandy Snowden, Ramshackle: Country Community
Ramshackle: Country Community
Part of my series of
Ramshackle houses about neighbourhood and community. This piece recognises the
rural community. Distances and even differences do not matter when someone is
in need of a neighbourly hand.
Fused raw edge reverse
appliqué, Self guided quilting
Cotton, fusible web, cotton
batting
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