Printed & Stitched Exhibition Tour Dates
Printed & Stitched is a collaboration between the California Society of Printmakers and Studio Art Quilt Associates, California/Nevada Regions.
In partnership with Exhibit Envoy, Printed & Stitched will tour multiple museums and cultural centers for the next three years, giving art lovers ample opportunity to experience the magic of this unique exhibition.|
CURRENT EXHIBITION
Maloof Foundation for Arts and Crafts
March 21–June 21, 2025
Alta Loma, California
malooffoundation.org
UPCOMING EXHIBITION
William D. Cannon Art Gallery, City of Carlsbad
Autumn dates tba, 2025
Carlsbad, California
carlsbadca.gov arts gallery
PAST VENUES
San Jose Museum of Quilts and Textiles
May 2–September 1, 2024
San Jose, California
sj-mqt.org
Grace Hudson Museum
November 1, 2023–February 18, 2024
Ukiah, California
gracehudsonmuseum.org
ArtArk Gallery
May 20–June 18, 2023
San Jose, California
artarkgallery.com
* Inaugural exhibition
Exhibition Catalog
Designed by Kevin Harris. Co-written by Barbara Kibbe, Kate Deak, Connie Rohman, Kevin Harris. Essays by Christine S. Aaron and Carrie Burckle.
Purchase here. Includes free digital download. Free online viewing.
Printed imagery and sewn fibers are a seemingly ancient combination. Printmakers often reference fiber and stitching, while textile artists/art quilters incorporate printed elements into their work. At their confluence there is pigment and pressure, woven layers, and borders sewn with fiber. There is color and also texture, form, intention, ingenuity, and many stories. Textile and print go hand in hand, and the combinations are constantly being reinvented.
Printed & Stitched features 58 original works exploring the connection between printing and stitching, all by members of the Studio Art Quilt Associates (California/Nevada Regions) and the California Society of Printmakers. Award-winning artist Christine S. Aaron juried this exhibition. Aaron is a conceptual and material-focused artist whose work is exhibited nationally and internationally. She utilizes printmaking, wax, wood, metal, and paper to create work investigating memory and the fragility of human connection.
This exhibition will tour through July 2027. Contact Exhibit Envoy to book your venue.
caprintmakers.org | saqa.com | exhibitenvoy.org
images (L to R, T to B): Adriane Dedic, Ewa Gavrielov, Lynn Hall, Nanette Wylde, Denise Oyama Miller, Susan Leone Howe, Judith Content, Bethia G. Stone, Connie Rohman, Ashley Rodriquez Reed.
