The Viewpoints 9 Exhibit in Houston


Sulky was honored to be able to sponsor the amazing Viewpoints 9 Exhibit at the International Quilt Market and Festival this year.

Smiling woman with short brown hair wearing a black top and pearl necklace.

Viewpoints 9 is an international, invitational, fiber art group founded in 2012. Themes, posed by each artist, consider unique sources of creative inspiration with members sharing their interpretations on a bi-monthly, online blog. The emerging narrative allows opportunities to experiment with new techniques, share each artist’s individual perspective, and glimpse their creative process. Cultural influences, as well as personal experiences, resonate within the work, making the exhibit both beautiful and profound to experience.

Here are the quilts in this Exhibit. Click on the picture to get more information about the quilt and the artist.

Smiling woman with short brown hair wearing a black top and pearl necklace.
Witchs Brew by Alicia Merritt
Smiling woman with short brown hair wearing a black top and pearl necklace.
Out Of Thin Air by Lin Hsin-Chen
Smiling woman with short brown hair wearing a black top and pearl necklace.
Intercellular by Betsy Busby
Smiling woman with short brown hair wearing a black top and pearl necklace.
Firewonk Recall ENIAC by Diane Wright
Smiling woman with short brown hair wearing a black top and pearl necklace.
Craving Mother Nature by Lisa Marie Sanders
Smiling woman with short brown hair wearing a black top and pearl necklace.
Control by Kate Themel
Smiling woman with short brown hair wearing a black top and pearl necklace.
Communication by Misik Kim
Smiling woman with short brown hair wearing a black top and pearl necklace.
Artistic Potential by Sue Dennis
Smiling woman with short brown hair wearing a black top and pearl necklace.
After Life by Martha Wolfe

Do you have a favorite from this exhibit? Let me know in the comments.

Happy sewing!

6 thoughts on “The Viewpoints 9 Exhibit in Houston

  1. Sue Smith

    I like the “Out of Thin Air” best. It’s so much like something I want to do and I now love hand sewing now after 20 years of machine quilting.

  2. Martha Wolfe

    On behalf of all of the members of Viewpoints 9, thank you so much for your generous sponsorship of our exhibit in Houston! And thank you for featuring us on your blog!

Comments are closed.