EXHIBITION HIGHLIGHTS

• Quilts of the Mid-Atlantic, The National Museum of Quilting, Paducah, KY 2009
• New Focus (invitational), Coos Art Museum, Coos Bay, OR 2008-2009
• Quilts=Art=Quilts  2008,  Schweinfurth   Memorial   Art   Center,   Auburn,  NY  2008
• Embroiderer’s Guild of America: Margaret Parshall Gallery
• 2007 Kansas Art Quilters’: Covers Blown - Sabatini Gallery, Topeka , KS 2007
• Sacred Threads 2007
• Expressions: The Art Quilt - traveling exhibition sponsored by The Ricky Tims Gallery, CO
  Traveling: 2006 – 2008
• Machine Quilters Exposition; Manchester NH 2007
• Quilts as Art (curator), The National Museum of Quilting, Paducah, KY 2007-2008
• “2006 National Small Art Quilt Works,” The Main Street Gallery, Groton , NY
• Nearness of You” curated by Keisha Roberts; Mid-Atlantic Quilt Festival, Hampton , VA 2006
• Quilts=Art=Quilts 2005, Schweinfurth Memorial Art Center , Auburn , NY
• International Quilt Festival, Rosemont, IL & Houston , TX . - “Small Wonders VIII”
• Northeast Quilts Unlimited: Old Forge Arts Center , NY 2005
• New England Quilt Museum : Fiber Revolutions – a Survey of Styles 2005
• Changing Definitions: The Art Quilt, Little Rock , AR - SAQA juried exhibition 2004

PUBLICATIONS

2007 – NeedleArts Magazine (Embroidery Guild of America ) v. 37, no. 2, June 2007, p. 46
2006 – Portfolio 13 by Studio Art Quilt Associates, Inc.. p. 53
2006 – Creative Quilting: The Journal Quilt Project by Karey Bresenhan ©2006, p. 201.
2006 – International Quilt Festival Class Catalog, Summer 2006, p. 2
2005 – Cloth, Paper, Scissors Magazine; Winter 2005-Issue 5, p. 77
2004 – Portfolio 12 by Studio Art Quilt Associates, Inc..
1988 – Cutting Up With Curves by Joyce M. Schlotzhauer c1988 – “Blue Heron” back cover

AFFILIATIONS

Studio Art Quilter’s Association

EDUCATION

BA, College of St. Catherine , St. Paul , MN - Art
MA, Chestnut Hill College , Chestnut Hill , PA Spirituality

RESIDENCE

Pat, who is originally from Minnesota and has lived in Illinois, Indiana, New Jersey,
and now lives and maintains her studio in central Pennsylvania.

PURCHASE INFORMATION

Pat's work is for sale unless otherwise noted. She has many smaller pieces available
that are not included on the site. You may contact Pat for more information. 

Mixed media and fiber art must be cared for in the same manner as most other fine art pieces. They are particularly susceptible to sunlight and must be protected from direct UV lighting of any kind to avoid fading and the potential deterioration of materials. Strong lighting of any kind should be kept a minimum of 6’ from fiber art.

Mixed media art can be framed under glass, with a spacer between the art and the glass. Fiber art can also be framed under glass, but most collectors and viewers prefer to see (and perhaps touch!) these tactile art forms so as to personally connect with the images. While touching is discouraged due to harmful skin oils, fiber art can surely be exhibited without framing.

Keep in mind that fiber art, just as with all other works of art, must be kept away from direct light, moisture, heat, cooking/smoking fumes, and other airborne pollutants for preservation purposes.

Studio Art Quilter’s Association  
Fiber Revolution  
Surface Design Association  
The National Quilting Museum
Quiltart – an internet mailing list for contemporary quilters
Laura Cater-Woods – mixed media and fiber artist
Susan Field – mixed media and fiber artist
Mary Manahan – art quilter
Carol Schepps – fiber artist
Gerrie Congdon – fiber artist
Sue Reno – quilt artist
David Walker– artist and web designer
Mary Ellen Kelly – shepherd/artist/friend
Betsy Fram - textile collage