Tangle Featured in Visions Art Museum Online Gallery

July 2014 - The Visions Art Museum of San Diego inaugural online gallery exhibition Wild Thing!, is now online!  Images were selected from the following artist member websites to create the first exhibition: Brooke Atherton, Bonnie Bucknam, Maryline Collioud-Robert, Catherine Kleeman, Gillian Moss, Dan Olfe, Maria Shell, Louisa L. Smith and Susan Szajer.

 

Click here to see the slideshow.

 

Tangle by Bonnie Bucknam

Photo by Mark Frey

 

 

 

Simply Red at the Architechtural Heritage Center in Portland, Oregon

'Simply Red' is  booked back to back for the year!  Several SAQA Oregon members have work in this show.

Currently we are at:
Architectural Heritage Center
Portland,  Oregon
June 6th through July 26

New venues have been added to our schedule

Newport Visual Arts Center
Reception:  Friday August 1st,  5:00-7:00
Exhibit runs August through September 29th

Cannon Beach History Museum
Opening and closing TBA
Artist reception October 11, 6pm

Quilts Distributed in Guatemala

Today I received some photos of the kids and teens in Panajachel receiving their quilts.  There were  lots of happy faces! Thanks so much to all of you who contributed your time and talents.  You can see that your work is appreciated.

 

 

Tumble Awarded "Best of Show" at Form, Not Function

Tumble was awarded Best of Show at Form, Not Function, an exhibit at the Carnegie Center for Art and History in New Albany, Indiana!  Click here to check out the show awards.

Tumble by Bonnie Bucknam

Photo by Mark Frey

Video of Patchwork Design, Rio de Janeiro

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Bonnie Bucknam

Photo by Mark Frey

A viedo of the Patchwork Design show in Rio de Janeiro is now available on YouTube.  Click here to view.

Another Quilt for Guatemala

Here's another quilt for next week's shipment.  Lincoln City Spring is by Rosie of Seattle.

 

Quilts Headed To Guatemala Next Week



Well, I know it's been a long time since my last post.  It's not that I haven't been busy, but I have been lacking my usual energy.  And it seems that jumping up every 30 seconds or so to see what the puppy is destroying isn't helping my productivity.  Good thing we love her so much.

Emma at 7 months

Here are the quilts that have been completed since December. The first, Hello, is by the Vancouver group and my friend Pat from Anchorage.  Can you read the message?

This rail fence is by Chris in Vancouver.

 

 

The quilt top below is from my sister, Linda, in the desert.

 

 

Here's Squares & Stripes Forever, another from Pat in Anchorage.

 

 

And this is a vintage top donated by Patti from Anchorage.

 

 



Most of my efforts lately have gone toward painting.  I'll show you some of the results in a later post.