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Venues
Visions Art Museum
San Diego, CA
Kent State University Museum
Kent, Ohio
Kaneko
Omaha, Nebraska
Accepted Artists
ATA is pleased to announce that the following artists have had tapestries accepted into ATB 10. From 118 artists who submitted 230 tapestries, Juror Jessica Hemmings, Professor of Visual Culture and Head of the Faculty of Visual Culture at the National College of Art & Design, Dublin chose 37 tapestries.
Cecilia Blomberg, USA Ann Booth, USA Barbara Brophy, USA Sanda Bucur, Romania Don Burns, USA Deborah Corsini, USA Clare Coyle, United Kingdom Linda Giesen, USA Joan Griffin, USA Dorthe Herup, Norway Elke Otte Hulse, Brasil Susan Iverson, USA Anna Kocherovsky, USA Annelise Kofoed-Hansen, Denmark Lialia Kuchma, USA Mary Lane, USA Connie Lippert , USA Margo Macdonald, USA |
Anna Byrd Mays, USA Rebecca Mezoff, USA Ulrikka Mokdad, Denmark Inge Norgaard , USA Anna Olsson, Sweden Suzanne Paquette, Canada Christine Rivers, Canada Michael Rohde, USA Joanne Sanburg, USA Jennifer Sargent, USA Tommye Scanlin, USA Kathy Spoering, USA Misako Wakamatsu, Japan Kristin Sæterdal, Norway Verona Szabo, Hungary Cornelia Theimer Gardella, USA Alta Turner, USA Sarah Warren, USA Cheri White, USA |
Teitelbaum Awards
Thanks to a generous donation from the Teitelbaum Family Trust, ATA offers awards to two ATB artists. The juror for the show bestows the awards on tapestries that (s)he considers to be of exceptional aesthetic and technical quality. The First Place Award is a $300.00 cash prize and Second Place is a $200.00 cash prize. Jessica Hemmings selected the following tapestries for the Teitelbaum Awards.
FIRST PRIZE:
“Where have you been living since we last met? – Here and there.”
by Anna Olsson
SECOND PRIZE:
“Tempos Heterogeneos 2”
by Elke Otte Hulse
Juror
Jessica Hemmings is Professor of Visual Culture and Head of the Faculty of Visual Culture at the National College of Art & Design, Dublin. She studied Textile Design at the Rhode Island School of Design and received her PhD, awarded by the University of Edinburgh, in 2006.
This exhibition is supported in part by a grant from Friends of Fiber Art International.