Knitting shapes have long been defined by the human form.  By moving the context of knitting from clothing geometry to sculpture, knitting becomes a medium with a link to a rich and complex fiber tradition that has the power of history behind it.  To be able to turn a single strand of yarn into fiber building blocks with form and function, texture and color is also energizingly low tech. 

Working in what has long been considered a traditional woman's medium, I aim to an artistic aesthetic informed by traditional craft, art and politics.   My work aspires to dissolve the boundaries between craft and art, mindful of the historical context of the medium.

 I knit to rejoin the frayed and unraveled places around me

CURRENT & UPCOMING

Beyond Knitting: Uncharted Stitches, The San Jose Museum of Quilts and Textiles, June 24-Aug 31.

I-4 Corridor: Stretching Threads across Florida, Atlantic Center for the Arts, New Smyrna Beach FL June 1-30.

Invited Artist: Peace & Politics: An Artists' Agenda for America, at the Buyer's Market of American Craft, Philadelphia, PA August 2-4.

CURRENT TOURING EXHIBITIONS

Fiberart International 2007, Pittsburgh, PA,
at the Mint Museum of Craft & Design,
Charlotte, NC, Sep. 15-Feb. 24, 2008 and to The Clay Center for the Arts and Sciences of West Virginia, April 7-June 23, 2008

Sum of the Parts, Surface Design Association, Kansas City, MO, Travels to Texas Tech University, Lubbock, Texas and other venues through April, 2010