"Parkway Dawn" Juried into Local Color 4 Opening at the Windsor Art Center

I am honored and excited that "Parkway Dawn" was juried into the  regional SAQA exhibit opening at the Windsor Arts Center on March 21, 2020.

"Parkway Dawn" is an abstract representation of my morning commute on the Merritt Parkway as the the morning replaces the night.

I learned how to indigo dye with resists several years ago in the backyard of Carol R. Eaton. That fabric is the blue with 'headlights'.   The pink-orange stripes are artist-dyed cotton and the silhouetted tree fabric was made by Mickey Lawler's daughter (SkyDyes).

Windsor Arts Center - Local Color 4: Rails, Roads and Rivers
http://www.windsorartcenter.org/local-color-4-rails-roads-rivers/
The WAC is located in Windsor, CT, right next to the train station. Easily accessible by the CT rail or highway.

The opening reception is March 21, 2020 from 5-7 p.m. Hope to see you there.

"Parkway Dawn" 30" x 40"  by Mary Lachman

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More details from the WAC website:

From Saturday March 21 through April 25, 2020, the Windsor Art Center will host the art quilt exhibition, Local Color 4: Rails, Roads & Rivers. A juried show, artists in the Connecticut region of Studio Art Quilt Associates (SAQA) have submitted these quilts for display and judging. Participating artists have explored the theme’s variety of meanings, images and experiences and have interpreted the theme in their own unique way.

The juror for this exhibition was Martha Wolfe, an award-winning fiber artist and printmaker living in Northern California.