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Annie Dillard
writes
of a
fellow
sitting
in a
cabin
teaching
a stone
to talk.
The
Incas
taught
stones
to speak
of perfecting
shape
and
fit.
In the
American
Southwest,
stones
express
perfecting
color
by sunlight,
chemistry,
and
time.
In a
new
series,
I am
exploring
the
perfect
speech
of
stones
in
shapes
and
values.
My
stitches
percolate
among
the
stones,
seeking
their
words.
I
thank
Andy
Goldsworthy
for
inspiring
the
first
study.
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2004-2005, Quilt
Visions
2004, Oceanside
Museum of
Art, Oceanside,
CA.
2004, John Wayne
Airport, Ontario,
CA
2004, Birger Sandzen Memorial
Gallery, Lindsborg, KS
2003, Rocky Mountain Quilt
Museum, Golden, CO
2002, San Diego Children's
Museum/Museo de los Ninos
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