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The group is affiliated with Columbia FiberArts Guild of Portland, Oregon.
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REMINDER: 'Journeys' Reception this Sunday 12-4 pm in Tillamook
Journeys Now on View in LaConner
High Fiber Diet's Journeys has opened at the Pacific Northwest Quilt and Fiber Arts Museum in LaConner, WA. This lovely three story Victoria home filled to the brim with quilts and other fiber arts makes a wonderful destination if you are wanting an adventure to Washington. The town of LaConner, and several other nearby towns have shops and museums and such to explore. Please call ahead for reservations and see the website for other information during this COVID period. https://www.
Quilt Visions San Diego Virtual Exhibit Opening October 24
Visit the Quilt Visions exhibit at the Visions Art Museum in San Diego. The exhibit opens October 24. You can see the art, learn about the artists and take a virtual tour. Click here.
No Shrinking Violets Opens in Lincoln City
High Fiber Diet invites you to the No Shrinking Violets exhibit in Lincoln City.
Check out the gallery tour here.
Journeys Exhibition Opens This Month at LaConner
Journeys will open at the Pacific Northwest Quilt and Fiber Arts Museum in la Conner, WA October 28-January 31, 2021. We hope some of you may have an opportunity to see it. The exhibit features 23 fiber wall pieces and two 3D pieces by 17 artists. Due to COVID the jurying format was changed from in person to via digital photograph. Ann Johnston and Sidney Snell did a great job of working digitally to curate a wonderful group of pieces that inspire the theme of Journeys.
Journeys Exhibition Catalog Available
Can You Hear It?
HFD members are gearing up to design their art for the Can You Hear It? show for 2022. Here is the theme.
Listen…...Can you see that noise? Show us what you hear. Whether it is clattering silverware, a chirping wren, screeching traffic, or a marching band, interpret those sounds in such a way that the viewer can hear them just by looking.
We invite representational and non-representational interpretations for this exciting show which will be visually tied together by a small piece of fabric that will be provided by the exhibition committee and must appear and be visually identifiable in each piece. Since sound travels by waves we chose the fabric Radio Waves by Marcia Derse.
(Marcia Derse, Radio Waves)
The complete prospectus is located in the HFD Folder on your shared Google Drive. If you have not received some of the fabric yet, contact Pam Pilcher, pilcherpam@gmail.com Art work will be turned in for jurying in July, 2021.










