Quilt the Swamp, an annual fiber show, opened at Bluebonnet Swamp in Baton Rouge on January 13 and runs through February 8. many of the artists are members of the Contemporary Fiber Artists of Louisiana. The show was curated by Michael Young of Baton Rouge. This year's theme is "Focus in the Swamp." Each piece was inspired by a photograph by John Hartgerink, a local photographer who has taken hundreds of (wonderful) photographs in the Bluebonnet Swamp. Each piece was hung with the corresponding photo.
Convict Caterpillar by Sharon Crary (new pictures) The trim on the vest is fuzzy caterpillars end to end. The vest is felted, and the caterpillar feet are tiny red beads.
Toad on Toadstool By Lucy Landry
A Cedar Waxwing Made with Love By Joyce Lafleur
Snails Seeking Trails By Barbara Hoffman
Taking Leave by Melanie Bourne
Gulf Fritillary Flitting Through Bluebonnet Swamp By Mary Felder
The Armadillo Speaks By Rena Kroll
The Emperor's New Clothes By Sally Gordon
Springtime at the Swamp By Judy Momenzadeh
Dining Out By Paula McKenna
Caterpillar Confetti By Louise Regan
My piece, Summer Breeze
My piece, The Secret Swamp: Late Summer
My piece, Fire and Ice
Ladies’ Tresses By Caroline Derbes
Muscadine By Carol Goldsmith
Hindsight By Lisa Ducote
Looking Glass By Melody Greenberg
Spots & Dots By Lisa Ducote (left)
Giant Leopard Moth By Jane Olsen-Phillips (right)
Trillium By Joyce Lafleur
Muscadine Muncher By Janet Condiff
Blue Mist Flower By Michael Young
Swamp Red Maple Seeds By Michael Young
Puzzling Raccoon By Lucy Landry
Red Fox By Lucy Landry
5 comments:
Wow!!! This was a pretty amazing show! Congrats to all on such beautiful pieces!
What a good idea and diverse art. Looks like a great show.
Great show. Our Seacoast Area Fiber Artists did this a year ago in southern Maine. It's a lot of fun to see what artists come up with. It's great way to stretch your creativity. I almost always create from my own photos. Thanks for the show.
Judy Anderson
What a fabulous idea and so well executed.
Inspired and inspirational. What a wonderful show.
It should go on the road and travel to different venues. Fabulous.
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