Day Fourteen - She Made Her Mark
No pictures today, just a tally of the entries and a list of the accepted works for The Quilters' Hall of Fame.
Sixty-five entrants from twenty one states, two Canadian states, and three foreign countries submitted ninety four works for consideration. You have been following the progress and the curatorial process for almost a month now.
The accepted works are as follows:
Above the Clouds Terri Haughen
Aviation Pioneer - Amelia Earhart Carol Borman
Breaking Barriers Gerrie Congden
Dialogue IV Peg Keeney
Dolores Huerta Rebecca Reasons Edwards
Doppleganger Emmie Seaman
Eleanor Who Wore Many Hats Virginia O’Donnell
Far Away Gramma Sandy Keating
Grammie Karen StiehlOsborn
Grasslands Jane Gnoit
Hannelore’s Shadow Jette Clover
It’s All About Me B. J. Reed
Joan of Arc Loris Bogue
Julia Krichkowski Jeri Pollock
Lady D - Catherine Dunham Edna Patterson Petty
Lady Godiva Ruth Powers
Letter From Home - by invitation Dijanne Cevaal
Madonna of the Prairie Janet Ghio
Makeda - Queen of Sheba Klara Schafler-Landsberg
Marie Curie Carol Clasper
Mrs. Willard Waits - by invitation June Underwood
Nefertiti Marion Barnett
Once Upon a Time Shirley Jo Rimkus-Falconer
Reincarnation Cathleen Richardson Bailey
River of Grass Stacy West
Rubbed Out Julie Schlueter
Ruby Bridges Marion Coleman
Seeking Higher Ground Larkin Jean Van Horn
The Dionnes in Quintland Pamela Allen
The Distance Between Us Penny Mateer
Tin Lizzie Sylvia Weir
Uncommon Virtue Sandra Snowdon
Unknown Women Who Made Their Mark Monique Gilbert-Oversteyns
I note or two. Blogger does not like my tab; I'm afraid my columns are a bit untidy.
An exhibition is all about synergy. The whole must exceed the sum of the total. This is a very site specific selection. The remainder of the submissions were not selected due to the physical constraints of the space. The quality of the submissions, particularly from neophyte artists and emerging artists, is of the highest calibre. I have been honored to work with these images for the last four weeks.
Sixty-five entrants from twenty one states, two Canadian states, and three foreign countries submitted ninety four works for consideration. You have been following the progress and the curatorial process for almost a month now.
The accepted works are as follows:
Above the Clouds Terri Haughen
Aviation Pioneer - Amelia Earhart Carol Borman
Breaking Barriers Gerrie Congden
Dialogue IV Peg Keeney
Dolores Huerta Rebecca Reasons Edwards
Doppleganger Emmie Seaman
Eleanor Who Wore Many Hats Virginia O’Donnell
Far Away Gramma Sandy Keating
Grammie Karen StiehlOsborn
Grasslands Jane Gnoit
Hannelore’s Shadow Jette Clover
It’s All About Me B. J. Reed
Joan of Arc Loris Bogue
Julia Krichkowski Jeri Pollock
Lady D - Catherine Dunham Edna Patterson Petty
Lady Godiva Ruth Powers
Letter From Home - by invitation Dijanne Cevaal
Madonna of the Prairie Janet Ghio
Makeda - Queen of Sheba Klara Schafler-Landsberg
Marie Curie Carol Clasper
Mrs. Willard Waits - by invitation June Underwood
Nefertiti Marion Barnett
Once Upon a Time Shirley Jo Rimkus-Falconer
Reincarnation Cathleen Richardson Bailey
River of Grass Stacy West
Rubbed Out Julie Schlueter
Ruby Bridges Marion Coleman
Seeking Higher Ground Larkin Jean Van Horn
The Dionnes in Quintland Pamela Allen
The Distance Between Us Penny Mateer
Tin Lizzie Sylvia Weir
Uncommon Virtue Sandra Snowdon
Unknown Women Who Made Their Mark Monique Gilbert-Oversteyns
I note or two. Blogger does not like my tab; I'm afraid my columns are a bit untidy.
An exhibition is all about synergy. The whole must exceed the sum of the total. This is a very site specific selection. The remainder of the submissions were not selected due to the physical constraints of the space. The quality of the submissions, particularly from neophyte artists and emerging artists, is of the highest calibre. I have been honored to work with these images for the last four weeks.
3 Comments:
You have accomplished a monumental task. Kudos to you.
Day 14 is yours, Klara. Mazol Tov.
Rivi in southern CA
Klara, we are so proud of you. Mazel Tov.
Your work is wonderful.
Thank you, Thelma for recognizing what we know, Klara's work is inspirational.
Marilyn L.
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