Uncategorized | May 21, 2009
Wyomingingarts ran into Cheyenne fabric artist Phillippa Lack this week. She’s been busy — and that will continue through the summer. Here are some highlights:
She was an invited artist at the Billings, Mont., quilt festival earlier this year.
One art quilt, “Somewhat Off Kilter” was accepted into Studio Art Quilt Associates’ “Points of View” national show, debuting at the Long Beach Quilt Festival in July.
Her art quilt “Botanica II” accepted into Front Range Contemporary Quilters’ “Colors of Life”
national show, Carnegie Arts Center, Alliance, Nebraska, May 19 through June 29, 2009.
Two fiber art pieces, “Chrysalis” and “Blue Mountain, Black River” accepted into Front Range Contemporary Quilters show “Connecting Threads” at the Longmont Museum, Colo., in
the fall. More later on this exhibit.
Planning a fiber show at Glen Garrett’s Atelier in Cheyenne in early July.
To see Phillippa’s work, go to her web site at www.pkldesigns.com.
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