Dayenu: The Leftovers Part III

My exhibit Dayenu: It Would Have Been Enough includes fourteen art pieces, 28 flags, eighteen Leftover Quilts, and two texts, totally over 70 individual objects. This is the third blog entry of three introducing The Leftovers. A safe practice for quilting is to have more than enough yardage on hand to implement each project. ThereContinue reading “Dayenu: The Leftovers Part III”

Dayenu: The Leftovers Part II

My exhibit Dayenu: It Would Have Been Enough includes fourteen art pieces, 28 flags, eighteen Leftover Quilts, and two texts, totally over 70 individual objects. This is the second blog entry of three introducing The Leftovers. A safe practice for quilting is to have more than enough yardage on hand to implement each project. ThereContinue reading “Dayenu: The Leftovers Part II”

Dayenu: The Leftovers Part I

My exhibit Dayenu: It Would Have Been Enough includes fourteen art pieces, 28 flags, eighteen Leftover Quilts, and two texts, totally over 70 individual objects. The next three blog entries will introduce The Leftovers. A safe practice for quilting is to have more than enough yardage on hand to implement each project. There is alwaysContinue reading “Dayenu: The Leftovers Part I”

Dayenu: My Upcoming Exhibition

With the greatest pleasure, I invite you to come to Brew House Arts for my one-woman exhibition: Dayenu: It Would Have Been Enough. The exhibit will run from July 16th through September 5th, with the opening reception on Thursday, the 16th from 6:30-8:30. DAYENU: It Would Have Been Enough , is a completely new bodyContinue reading “Dayenu: My Upcoming Exhibition”

My Herstory of UnMaking

When my parents died, some 25 years ago, I was devastated. To grieve my loss, I resolved to transform all their abandoned clothing and textiles into quilts. It was not an easy task. There were numerous cross-stitched tablecloths, all kinds of slippery knitted sweaters, fancy formal wear, brightly colored golf attire, and heavy Turkish towels.Continue reading “My Herstory of UnMaking”

The Witness Quilt: Positive Vidui

Vidui, the spiritual center of the Yom Kippur liturgy, is a confessional prayer at the boundary of personal and communal responsibility. It is an alphabetical inventory of misdeeds, recited in the first-person plural: We have sinned. We have transgressed. We have stolen. It describes a brokenhearted world, desperate for atonement. These words have become soContinue reading “The Witness Quilt: Positive Vidui”