Quilt National '99

November 2, 2000, through January 7, 2001

Thirty quilts from the eleventh Quilt National Collection will be on display at the Riffe Gallery November 2, 2000, through January 7, 2001. Quilt National '99 is a juried international exhibition of the work of innovative contemporary quiltmakers that showcases transformations in the world of quilting. This exhibition is produced and circulated by the Dairy Barn Southeastern Ohio Cultural Arts Center in Athens. 

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How about a quick tour of some of the works that will be on display?!?

There are 12 images contained within this archive which are intended for personal/educational use only. These images are protected by a 2003 photographic copyright which belongs to the Ohio Arts Council. They, therefore, are not in the public domain.

Faye Anderson Boulder, Colorado Dreams Artist canvas, fused cotton fabric and candlewick thread; free motion machine stitchery 48 " x 60"	Ann Stamm Merrell Cupertino, California Celtic Crosses 3.1, 3.2, 3.3 Various fabrics including cotton, silk, linen, blends, screen door netting, old embroidered tablecloth, patchwork from my Great Aunt Lena Tomlinson; fused and machine stitched 22" x 21" 21" x 23" 24" x 22"	Sandra Altenberg Seattle, Washington Collage II Silk tissue and fabric; hand dyed, painted, glued, stitched and pieced 15"x 18"	Odette Tolksdorf Durban, Kwazulu-Natal, South Africa Some Heaven Some Earth No. 1 Commercial and hand-dyed cotton, cotton blend, and silk; machine pieced and machine quilted 43" x 80"
John W. Lefelhocz Athens, Ohio Money for Nothing Sugar packets, nylon window screening, dental floss (mint flavored), green paper, and plastic flies 73" x 33"	Janis V. Jagodzinski Baltimore, Maryland Sea Goddess Tapestry and drapery fabrics fused, pieced and machine appliquéd; machine stitched 43" x 27"	Ann Schroeder Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts Natural Forces #3 Cotton fabrics; machine pieced and machine quilted 53" x 58"	B. J. Adams Washington, D. C. Hand Tools Hand dyed and commercial fabrics (cotton, silk, and wool) cotton, poly and metallic threads, acrylic paint; machine embroidery using a boil-away stabilizer, photo transfer, appliqué, and machine stitching 75" x 46"
Linda Gass Los Altos, California After the Gold Rush Silk crepe de chine hand painted using acid dyes, water based resist, salt and alcohol techniques; machine quilted with monofilament and rayon threads 26" x 21"	Emily Parson St. Charles, Illinois A Sunny Day in April Hand-dyed and commercial cottons; machine appliquéd and machine quilted  83" x 62"	Susan Shie & James Acord Wooster, Ohio The Teapot/ High Priestess (card #2 of The Kitchen Tarot) Various materials including fabric, paint, embroidery floss, and a variety of found objects; appliquéd, quilted and embellished by hand 87" x 55"	Elizabeth Brimelow Macclesfield, Cheshire, England Appletreefield Silk and cotton, some hand-dyed; direct and reverse appliqué, slashing, hand and machine stitching 54" x 54"

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