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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.
Penumbra #2: Silent Soldiers juried into SAQA’s Transformations 2008: Icons and Images exhibition
May 8 - July 3, 2008
Two quilts in invitational exhibition: National Art Quilt Show
Hill Country Arts Foundation (120 Point Theatre Road South, Ingram TX)
September 13, 2008
Power Point lecture on MetroTextural: Art Quilts from the Manhattan Quilters Guild
New England Quilt Museum, 1:00 p.m. (Lowell, MA)
Spring 2009
New course to be offered at Adelphi University, as an undergraduate seminar via Power Point presentations
Women's Work: Quiltmaking in the United States from the 18th Century to the Present
This course will survey American quilts and their makers (including a few men) from the 18th through the 20th century, with a mostly chronological approach, emphasizing the 20th century. Ignoring any hierarchical divisions of fine art and folk art, we shall study American quilts within their own aesthetic.
