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SANDRA SIDER, a New York contemporary quilt artist specializing in cyanotype and other photographic processes producing imagery on fabric. In “Art Work” you will find quilts in public collections as well as quilts currently available for purchase and exhibition. You can also learn about my personal quilt history, including quilts by others in my collection that have inspired my work. The “Publications” page documents my writing in fiber art and craft criticism, especially for Fiberarts Magazine; publications that illustrate my quilts are listed in the CV within “Bio”. Exhibitions for which I have served as juror or curator can be found in “Curatorial,” which includes a complete catalogue of the quilts in the Surface Tension exhibition mounted at Kean University in November of 2006.
SAQA VICE PRESIDENT, 2009-2011
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IQSC EXHIBITION: Curating an exhibition with Michael James, Perspectives: Art, Craft, Design and the Studio Quilt, for the International Quilt Study Center in Lincoln, Nebraska. The exhibition is scheduled to open on November 21st, 2009, and close on May 9th, 2010. LECTURE on Early Years of the Quilt Art Movement, Nov. 22nd.
The Connecting Threads: Juried exhibition of studio quilts from the Front Range Contemporary Quilters, opening November 28th, 2009, and closing February 2nd, 2010, at the Longmont Museum, Longmont, Colorado.
