For a Time  22 x 22"

Current & upcoming:

Museum  Quality:
Exploring Art Quilts with SAQA

This newly published volume includes a chapter on my artwork (pp. 89-101).

"With more than 650 photos, enjoy this journey through the art quilt collections that are held in five different museums across the United States" (publisher's description). 

At bookstores or www.SAQA.com
Art Quilt Quarterly
issue #30, 2023

The SAQA global juried exhibition "Art Evolved: Intertwined" opens at the Yellowstone Art Museum in Billings, Montana on June 30, 2023.


You can read about this exhibit in the current issue of Art Quilt Quarterly.
Campbell House Museum
Toronto, Ontario
1 Apr - 3 Jun, 2023

Colour with a U
SAQA global juried exhibit






 Colour Theories, 26 x 26"
Book coming in October 2023:
Stitched Journeys with Birds
by Martha Sielman

This book includes a chapter on my surface weavings of birds - available for pre-order at bookstores. 

Please check back soon for details on the global exhibit "Aviary" of selected artworks from the book, including my piece "Repose".

Carnegie Gallery
Dundas, Ontario, continuously
  • Recent surface weavings
  • Greeting cards
  • For enquiries please contact the gallery
Art in the Forest
Haliburton Forest & Wildlife Reserve, Ontario
  • A Connections Fibre Artists group exhibit installed along the hiking trails
  • More info & artworks here
  • photo credit: Dianne Gibson
Quilting Arts Magazine
Fall 2021, at newsstands and online

  • Studio Art Quilts Associates CEO, author, and bird lover Martha Sielman has published a lovely article on birds in fibre art in the fall 2021 issue of Quilting Arts.  It features interviews and work of five artists, including mine.
  • Available at newsstands, or online here.
Picture
Art Quilt Quarterly
issue no. 21, fall 2020

  • Gic to Har, 22 x 22", is  on the cover and inside you will find an "Artist to Watch" article with an interview and more images of my artwork.
  • To order an issue, click here. 
  • The title Gic to Har was taken from a poem of the same title by Kenneth Rexroth.  To read the poem, click here.
To view  more artworks,
please click here