Times change, projects change. And this blog has been neglected ... and it's moving! More on that in a few. This past year has been a do...

It's been much too long since I posted here! Who knows if anyone is still paying attention to this blog! I have lots of great news to s...

Two of my foreclosure quilts will be included in an upcoming exhibition at SMINK  Fine Art in Dallas, Texas entitled City Grid/Urban Patte...

This year's Whitney Biennial has accurately reflected the rise of crafts in the art world. I thought it would be nice to sort through ...

My friends Katrina Rodabough and Lisa Solomon will once again teach their online textile based class INTERWOVEN :: make:thread:craft:art . ...

Lately my work studio has been filled with graphs, maps and molecular structures. Perhaps I'm crazy, but I think I've found a way t...

I've had such a blissful start to my week, back in the studio, back to my old routine which I missed SO much. A lot has happened since ...

January seems to be the time when most artists sit down to think about goals for the upcoming year. After a month of crazy health issues, w...

The wonderful exhibition, SPRAWL, at the Houston Center for Contemporary Craft is coming to a close on January 19th. Three of my Foreclosur...

I've spent the past five years really honing in on a word in my art practice: failure. I've been purposely trying to fail in order ...

Oh my how time flies. For eight hours each weekend this month, I've been sewing continuously among new friends at the Kimono Workshop a...

I just finished my first of three weekends at The Workshop Residence in a Kimono Workshop handstitching a summer yukata. I've written ...