In addition, there is a 7-page (that's right: SEVEN!) article about the exhibition that showcases an editor-selected array of quilts: "I See the Moon", by Susan Brubaker Knapp (a previous "cover girl"),
"Milo", by Jeannie Palmer Moore, "Lost Rituals: Grief", by Susie Monday, "Cosmic Gears", by Loris Bogue, "Sunrise Serenade", by Barb Forrister, "Walking with Mr. C and Scooter", by Gerrie Congdon, "Meditation", by Karen Rips, and "Boundary Waters 60 (Rock Time)", by Virginia Spiegel.
Congratulations to all of the artists whose work is in the "Rituals" exhibition! This magazine elevates the visibility of your work, and will generate even more "buzz", and just in time for the International Quilt Festival in Houston! Jamie and I are so grateful for each of you. Thank you for entrusting us with your wonderful work.
We share a bit about the history of Dinner At Eight and some of the details about how we work together. The article includes a link to the d@8 blog.
Here it is (or at least 1.3 pages of it!) sitting in front of my laptop screen!
Appropriately enough, our photo was taken at one of our
dinners (at 8:00, natch!) in Houston.
Way cool! I don't have my copy, yet.
ReplyDeleteI suspect I got mine because I am in a more central location. Congratulations!!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to all who have pictures in the magazine. I can't wait to receive my copy!
ReplyDeleteJust got my copy today! What great publicity. Can't wait to see the whole exhibition in person at Houston!
ReplyDeleteCongrats to all the featured artists! Way to go Judy! And a big thank you to Jamie and Leslie for getting the exhibit some awesome exposure!
ReplyDeleteAwesome news! I love Judy's, Eight of Cups. Fabulous Cover! Congratulations! Thank you, Jamie and Leslie for creating Dinner @ 8 Artists and curating such fantastic exhibits. You guys rock! Blessed to be a part of it all.
ReplyDeleteCongrats to all. I saw your exhibit at IQF in Cinci and love it. Will need to get this copy of QA.
ReplyDeleteWe are so excited to share this wonderful collection of work to the crowds in Houston!!
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