The Goddard Center invites you to view and enjoy the group exhibit “Unravel.” This group exhibition features eleven artists presenting large and small scale artworks that are colorful, fiber inspired and expressive, with each of them conveying unique and compelling stories. The “Unravel” Exhibit on display now, will be open to the public through Saturday, January 11. Goddard Center exhibits are always free and open to the public. An Exhibit Reception with the artists will be on Saturday, December 14 from 5:30 to 7 p.m.
In “Unravel” eleven artists showcase a vibrant collection of fiber-inspired artworks, ranging from large to small scale and brimming with expressive storytelling. Some pieces draw on traditional techniques, such as quilting and embroidery, while others explore new and experimental methods pushing the limits of contrasting materials.
This diverse exhibition includes over a hundred works, featuring the Qu’aint Collective, a group of six artists, quilters: Agnes Stadler, Ann Solinski, Brenda Esslinger, Elizabeth Richards, Sarah Atlee and painter: Jason Wilson, creating quilts and paintings that reflect and inspire each other’s visions; Nosheen Iqbal, who combines fibers and wood to create something handmade using unconventional techniques; Darci Lenker, specializing in realistic miniature thread painting embroidery; Mark Lewis, translates the Oklahoma urban landscape into life-sized collages using paper, graphite, watercolor and fiber; Sarah Robl, who combines color, geometric shapes, and symmetry in layered and stitched watercolor-paper compositions; Irmgard Geul, who applies hand embroidery and loose thread over painted acrylic Oklahoma landscapes.
The “Unravel” Group Exhibit can be viewed during regular business hours Tuesday through Fridays from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., and on Saturdays from 1 to 4 p.m. More information on Goddard Center exhibits can be found at www.goddardcenter.org or by calling the office at 580-226-0909.
