Urban Twilight is going to QuiltCon 2020! It’s my second quilt to make it into the premier showcase for modern quilts, and one of 400 quilts juried in from Modern Quilts Guild members around the world.Read more

“Seeing Red,” a quilt that protests the inhumane treatment of migrants at the U.S.–Mexico border, has been juried into “Form and Function: Fiber Arts for the 21st Century,” at the San Jose Museum of Quilts & Textiles.Read more

My quilt “Superbloom” has been juried into New Quilts of Northern California, a special exhibition within the Pacific International Quilt Festival.Read more

My quilt “International Orange” is one of 41 pieces selected for “Stitching California,” a traveling exhibition mounted by the Northern California/Northern Nevada region of Studio Art Quilt Associates (SAQA).Read more

My quilt “Whither the Waterfront?” occupies a terrific spot at the newly opened “Shifting Tides” exhibition in the “Works/San Jose” gallery: right in the entry of the exhibition. There’s also a reproduction in the front window, shown above.Read more

“Shifting Tides: Convergence in Cloth” opens Friday April 19, 2019 at Works/San José, with an artists’ reception on Saturday April 20, from 1:30–3 p.m. I’m honored that my piece “Whither the Waterfront?” is among the 46 art quilts juried into thisRead more

My quilt, “Patch of Blue,” is part of a new online exhibition at Visions Art Museum in San Diego. The show, called “Spring,” includes 39 quilts that will be featured from April–June 2019. You can read more about Patch of BlueRead more

“Seeing Red” is included in “United We Quilt’, a web gallery that encourages advocacy and engagement through the display of fiber arts created in response to Trump administration policies. You can find my quilt here.Read more

My quilt “Whither the Waterfront?” has been juried into “Shifting Tides,” a seven-region Studio Art Quilt Associates exhibition focusing on the Pacific Ocean ecosystem, its natural diversity, andRead more