Revere Collection: VISIONS


	V I S I O N S

VISIONS is a biennial, juried exhibit of contemporary quilts sponsored by Quilt San Diego, an organization dedicated to promoting quiltmaking as an art form. Since its first exhibit in 1988, Visions, with Quilt National, has become a premier showcase of the latest and the best work from around the world in the field of studio art quilts. RELATED SITES 1998 Artists 1998 Jurors VISIONS 1996-1997 Quilt San Diego Community Quilt Quilts Japan Prize Penny Nii Quilt Art Award The Rookie Award President's Choice Award OTHER PAGES Ethnic and Folk Arts Resident Artists Book Store Private Collections Collector's Corner	VISIONS 1998-99:Quilt Expressions
	Passage--Chaco by Katie Pasquini-Masopust	Quilt San Diego's sixth biennial exhibition, will be held from November 7, 1998 through January 31,1999, at the Museum of San Diego History in Balboa Park. Three jurors, Robert Shaw, Libby Lehman and Joan Austin, selected 80 quilts from 895 entries to create a fantastic exhibition that represent the very wide range of quilting styles being practiced today. A full-color catalog will be published by Rutledge Hill Press, Nashville, TN.

	ARTIST -- QUILT TITLE Deborah M. Anderson -- Urban Flight Cheri Arnold -- Twisted in Texas Patricia Autenrieth -- Doppelganger Liz Axford -- Emotions & Abstrations 4 Roxana Bartlett -- If Recollecting were Forgetting Elizabeth Barton -- Goodramgate Sue Benner -- Reverence: Kuba Skirt Series VI Charlotte Bird -- Epicenter Erika Carter -- Flow IV Violet O. Cavazos -- Girafics Hollis Chatelain -- A New Day Jane Burch Cochran -- A Quilt for the Child I Never Had Meredyth Colberg -- The Tangerine Tango Sharon M. Commins -- Exuberance Judith Content -- Estuario Sandi Cummings -- Cold Winter Quilt II Judy B. Dales -- Dancing on the Dark Side of the Moon Deanna M. Davis -- Scenic Byways #3-6 Catherine Dawson -- Red Leaves Drift Downstream Jo Diggs -- Remembered Vistas Malka Dubrawsky -- Untitled #2 Nancy N. Erickson -- Hall of Memory #3: Seeking Re-Entry Suzan Friedland -- Green Tea Britt Friedman -- Radiance Leslie Gabrielse -- Goblet I Margie Garratt -- Lost in Time - A South American Experience Ruth Garrison -- Staccato 6 Keiko Goke -- Log Cabin in Wonderland II Beatriz Grayson -- Sewing by the Dining Table Patty Hawkins -- Basically Scribbles Marilyn Henrion -- Unless Something Happens Nancy Herman -- Box in the Diamond Gretchen B. Hill -- La Mathrugada Wendy Hill -- On the Street Where I live Sue Holdaway-Heys -- Bee Balm Wendy C. Huhn -- How Much Freedom Should a Wife Permit Her Husband? Melody Johnson -- Parallel Paths Crane Johnson -- Solar Wind Natasha Kempers-Cullen -- Chaos Beth T. Kennedy -- Legends of An Old Wall II Pat Kroth -- Night Noise Jocelyne Le Roy -- Fisole M. Joan Lintault -- Untitled Sharon Little -- Bless The Ties That Bind Vita Marie Lovett -- Primitive Door Series VI - Mary's Barn Terrie Hancock Mangat -- Freedom Fire Works Inge Mardal (and) Steen Hougs -- Present Meets Past Mary Mashuta -- Trumpet Vine Barbara Moll -- When God Weeps: Hiroshima Series Freddy Moran -- You're A Lifesaver Cynthia Myerberg -- Hidden Agenda Paula Nadelstern -- Kaleidoscopic XVI: More Is More Miriam Nathan-Roberts -- Fiber Dance Anne McKenzie Nickolson -- Give And Take Constance Norton -- Evolution Ellen Oppenheimer -- C Block #3 Kathleen O'Connor -- Falling Angel: "Cacafuego" Katie Pasquini Masopust -- Passage - Chaco Charlotte Patera -- In And Out Karla Price -- Textures Wendy Richardson -- Home Fires Burning Jan Rickman -- Close Encounter Lauren Rosenblum -- Brights I Bernie Rowell -- Hundertwasser's Blue Forest Jane A. Sassaman -- Flower Field Susan Schapira -- Summer Mandala Connie Scheele -- Foliage I Carol Sara Schepps -- Hammers Natalie Sewell -- Dancing Maples Fran Skiles -- Yalaha I Arle Sklar-Weinstein -- Shadow At The Daimon's Cave Connie Stark -- Sanctuary Dorle Stern-Straeter -- Nordic Impressions Heide Stoll-Weber -- Forest Fire Heather W. Tewell -- Old Growth And Salal Michele Vernon -- Intersections #9 Nelda Warkentin -- The Self Susan K. Willen -- The Lives Of Women II: Malestrom Jurors Robert Shaw, one of the country's leading authorities on American crafts and folk arts, and the author of the acclaimed books Quilts: A Living Tradition; Hawaiian Quilt Masterpieces; America's Traditional Crafts; and, The Art Quilt. The former curator of the Shelburne (Vermont) Museum, he is now a consultant to collectors and museums nationwide. Libby Lehman, a studio art quilt maker from Houston, Texas. She has taught and lectured extensively throughout the USA as well as Japan, New Zealand, Germany and Switzerland. Her prizewinning quilts are in many private, museum, and corporate collections. She was named by Nihon Vogue as one of the 88 leaders in today's quilt world. Libby has juried and judged for Quilt National '95, American International Quilt Association, Quilter's Heritage and many others. Her latest book Threadplay was released in October 1997. Joan Austin, is the Head of Textiles and Weaving programs at San Diego State University, School of Art, Design and Art History. She has been teaching at the University for 28 years. Joan is an artist whose work is featured in many publications and museums. Awards Quilts Japan Prize Penny Nii Quilt Art Award The Rookie Award President's Choice Award

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