Last Sunday, the most recent California Fibers exhibit opened at the Beatrice Wood Center for the Arts in Ojai, California...
The exhibit continues through March 30, with an artists panel planned for the closing day.
Michael F. Rohde's Labrang, Polly Jacobs Giacchina's Accumulated, Charlotte Bird's Habitat: Granite, Peggy Weidemann's Of the Same Beginnings, and Carol Lang's Orbital Moves.
The exhibit was juried by Kevin Wallace, seen here with Polly Jacobs Giacchina, after he juried the Soka University exhibition...
Above is Lori Zimmerman's Soon on the left, with Lydia Tjioe Hall's Three Studies next to Fraser's piece.
Julie Kornblum's Our Layer in front of Doshi's Black and White wearable on the back wall.
Doshi's piece again with Peggy Weidemann's sculpture Of the Same Beginnings and Carol Lang's Orbital Moves in front.
The exhibit continues through the end of March, so there is plenty of time to stop by and see it. We will have a list of participating artists and times for the artists' panel as soon as they are available.
The exhibit was juried by Kevin Wallace, seen here with Polly Jacobs Giacchina, after he juried the Soka University exhibition...
The exhibit includes a wide variety of fiber work, from crochet, through quilting, felted work, basketry, surface design, embroidery, weaving, wearables, and other mixed media.
Ashley Blalock's Untitled Doily Arrangement #2
Some of the artists traveled to Ojai for the opening; this is a sampling of the show from their photos.
Brecia Kralovic-Logan's silk collage Redemption
Cameron Taylor Brown with her piece Indigo Vat: Colors of Gujarat
Chari Myers' piece 5931 Street
Above is a piece of Gail Fraser's Illusory Path, Lydia Tjioe Hall's Barnacle, VALYA's Memories A, and Susan Hart Henegar's The Invisible Man Series.
Carrie Burckle and Lori Zimmerman in front of Burckle's Rend 2.
Kornblum with her piece Our Layer.
Tjioe Hall's Three Studies
Polly Jacobs Giacchina's Warehoused.
Kathy Nida's Here.
Marilyn McKenzie Chaffee's piece Marking Time #6.
The exhibit continues through the end of March, so there is plenty of time to stop by and see it. We will have a list of participating artists and times for the artists' panel as soon as they are available.