Tactile Architecture is my favorite exhibit at the International Quilt Festival in Houston. I've submitted a quilt or two in the past, neither of which got in, but I love looking at and analyzing these quilts the most. I suppose it's because it's also one of my favorite genre of quilts to make.
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| Spinning Wheel by Sharon McWilliams |
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| Tel Aviv Symphony by 6 Hands: Azrieli Towers by Leanne Shilo, Liat Engler, and Orit Mondiano
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| Circular Infinity by Susan Michael |
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Earthquake by Betty Hahn
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| See Taiwan ~ Taipei 101 by Hsi-Chen Hsu |
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| Crumbling Facade by Ginnie Hebert |
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St. Stephen's Cathedral by Ursula Biermaumer-Bohle
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| Lady of Freedom by Rosalie Baker |
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| Balustrade by Amy Canvaness |
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| La Chiesa di Bolzano Vincentino III by Barbara Triscari |
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| Peering Out of the Darkness by Shannon Conley |
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| Quilting Overtakes the GRB by Jean Grimes |
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| Changing the Landscape by Susan Fisher King |
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| Paris Door by Laurie Simpson |
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| The Triangle by Teresa Barkley |
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| Happy Houses by Debra Allen |
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| Harry's Neighborhood by Anita Stevenson |
And lastly, my favorite quilt from the Hands All Around exhibit. Look at the detail of the metalworker's shop.
1 comment:
Wow, that close up and personal look at this fabulous quilt show is so wonderful and many thanks to you for sharing it.
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