CURRENT EXHIBITIONS
25 Years of Scraps | 19th Century Patchwork Divas &
Diana Fox Solo Exhibit | Outside the Frame's Edge
October 16, 2023 ~ January 13, 2024
In the Main Gallery
19th Century Patchwork Divas | 25 Years of Scraps
Established in 1998, the Patchwork Divas are a group of quilting friends who began exchanging blocks based on common interests in 19th Century quilts. A small group of members started with only one rule: to make replicate blocks using only 1800s reproduction fabrics, which were just beginning to appear on the market. Be sure to visit to view this amazing collection featuring the reproduction of historic quilts and discover more about this dynamic group. Their book: 19th Century Patchwork Divas' Treasury of Quilts showcases many of their quilts.
In the Northeast Gallery
Diana began as a traditional quilter in 1983, transitioned to art quilts in 2007, and has never looked back. Her work has moved from a flat art quilt into the sculptural realm, removing negative space and engaging the area in and around each piece. Diana prefers to dye much of her own fabric for her creations. She has had numerous pieces in national shows and has mounted a very successful solo exhibition. Diana is a Juried Artist member of Studio Art Quilt Associates as well as being a member of numerous arts and quilting organizations.
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Holiday Hours
Gallery & Office CLOSES at 2pm
Saturday, Christmas EveSunday, New Year's Eve
Gallery & Office CLOSED
Sunday December 3rd
Christmas Day
New Year's Day
GALLERY CLOSED JANUARY 3rd for INVENTORY
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