Patterns & Places
Contemporary works of fibre and textile art
by the Wild Fibre Artists
13 March – 12 April 2015
287 Diagonal Road
Oaklands Park SA 5046
Ph: 8377 2904
www.gallerym.net.au
1
Bev Bills
PATH PATTERNS, LONDON
photographic images on handmade paper
$
185
2
Bev Bills
FROM EPOCHAL BEGINNINGS
mixed media
220
3
Bev Bills
PATTERNS OF DIVINITY
mixed media
220
4
Jacque Pearce
WINGED PATTERNS
cotton, silk, machine embroidery, handstitch
applique & Shibori silk dyes
460
5
Bev Bills
CONNECTING PATTERNS
handwoven wrap, wool & acrylic
160
6
Liz Steveson
PEACE
textile
210
7
Liz Steveson
IRIDESCENCE
textile
210
8
Liz Steveson
HERITAGE
textile
210
9
Liz Steveson
GARDEN
textile
210
10
Liz Steveson
SHADOW
textile
210
11
Kaaren Temme
DESIGNER BIRD
machine embroidery
800
12
Lynne Radcliffe
SLOW PACE
textile on canvas
120
13
Lynne Radcliffe
THE JOURNEY
textile on canvas
430
14
Lynne Radcliffe
A MAGICAL PLACE
textile on canvas
630
15
Lynne Radcliffe
FAR, FAR AWAY
textile on canvas
300
16
Lynne Radcliffe
IT ALL BEGAN
textile on canvas
300
17
Gem Congdon
ROMAN TILE CUSHION (A – C)
textile
18
Bev Bills
PLACED & PATTERNED
textile, mixed
250
19
Bev Bills
SANTA CRUZ PATTERNING
mixed media
225
20
Bev Bills
LILIES, KEW BOTANICAL GARDENS
photographic image on handmade paper
185
21
Liz Yates
MAPPING
hand dyed silks & cotton fibres, stitched
& embellished
190
22
Liz Yates
HANDY BAG
hand dyed cotton & silk with embellishment
135
23
Liz Yates
FLORAL LANDSCAPE
crochet using torn fabrics & threads
190
24
Kaaren Temme
WHITBY BEACHSIDE
machine embroidery, collage
300
25
Kaaren Temme
BLACKPOOL KITSCH
contemporary woven tapestry
195
26
Liz Yates
SAME PATTERN, DIFFERENT FIBRES
pine needles stitched with hemp thread
& clay round
55
pine needles from Urbrae
(each)
65
27
Liz Yates
SAME PATTERN, DIFFERENT FIBRES
inflorescence from Tweed Heads
inflorescence stitched with hemp thread
& clay round
55
28
Liz Yates
SAME PATTERN, DIFFERENT FIBRES
Philodendron sheaths from Victor Harbor
Philodendron sheaths stitched, hemp thread
& clay round
55
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Gem Congdon
MAGIC CARPET
textile
$
235
30
Bev Bills
TREADLED, WILD FIBRES,
PATTERNS & PLACES
handwoven wool shawl
140
31
Liz Yates
SPIRIT ISLAND
hand dyed cotton, & silk & stitching
32
Gem Congdon
RIO MAGGIORE
textile
100
33
Margaret Harris
PATTERNS IN THREAD & MATCHSTICK
handwoven on metal frame
250
34
Gem Congdon
ROMAN TILES
textile
175
35
Charmian Quintrell
INNSBRUCK – MEMORIES
felt/stitch
425
36
Charmian Quintrell
DOOR – ARLES
photography print, silk, stitch & added fibre
350
37
Charmian Quintrell
DOOR – AIX – EN –PROVENCE
photography print, silk, stitch & added fibre
350
38
Charmian Quintrell
DARK AGES – SHREWSBURY 1083
felt / stitch / silk
425
39
Margaret Harris
MAORI STYLE PATTERNS
basket – Flax weaving
25
40
Margaret Harris
MAORI STYLE PATTERNS
basket – Flax weaving
25
41
Margaret Harris
MY RECORD OF PATTERNS & PLACES
fabric with photo images
130
42
Yvonne Twining
EXECUTIVE TABLET SHOULDER BAG
various leathers (greys)
275
43
Yvonne Twining
EXECUTIVE TABLET HAND BAG
various leathers (brown/bronze)
230
44
Yvonne Twining
EXECUTIVE TABLET SHOULDER BAG
various leathers (blacks)
275
45
Yvonne Twining
EXECUTIVE TABLET SHOULDER BAG
various leathers (brown/cream)
275
46
Jacque Pearce
DAPPLED PATTERNS
silk, machine embroidery leaf print & silk dyes
440
47
Jacque Pearce
ENTWINED PATTERNS
silk, machine embroidery, leaf print & silk dyes
420
NFS
Patterns and Places is the 14th exhibition presented by the Wild Fibres Artists. The group was initiated in
2005 by members of the Red House Group who had a common interest in fibre arts. With the passage of
time the membership of Wild Fibre Artists has gradually changed as newcomers have become integrated
with the original core of creative people.
In preparing for a new exhibition the group agrees on a common theme and each artist presents a personal
interpretation worked in their own style. The artists use a variety of techniques including weaving, fabric
collage, stitch, basketry, felting, leatherwork and papermaking. They work independently but enjoy
exhibiting together and building on their diversity of expertise.
Some group members have recently travelled overseas and they have used their adventures to inform their
work. Other group members have found inspiration closer to home and local surroundings.
This exhibition offers a vibrant display of wall hangings, sculptured pieces, mixed media works and art to
wear.
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