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Thursday 17 June 2010

Quilt exhibition


OK by some strange quirk I am today able to access Blogger and post myself so I am making the most of it to show you some pics from a quilt exhibition I went to last week with the handicrafts group here in Almaty.
The gallery was not the most salubrious looking from the outside but inside was a different story.
The artist whose exhibition it was is called VERA SHERBAKOVA, she was born here in Kazakhstan but now lives and works in Moscow. This was her first exhibition in her native country.
The above pics are of her George and the Dragon quilt. It seems George and the Dragon is a universal theme, not just used as the patron saint of England!!


Interesting detail on another quilt, threads wrapped around sticks..............mmmm can see that idea being used!!

10 comments:

Sid said...

Fab quilts Sue, glad you could post today !

Lulabelle said...

Great to 'see' you!
What a fabulous place!

Craft Addicts - Tracy Evans said...

What fabulous quilts Sue and I was thinking exactly the same when I saw the threads wrapped around the sticks LOL. Crafters, what are we like. Have a good day, Sue and speak to you soon, Tracy x x

Helen said...

What a beautiful quilt, love the detail on the second one.

Artyjen said...

Gorgeous quilt..I also liked the thread idea!! :)
xoxo Sioux

Tinkertaylor said...

You would never of guessed that you find something so beautiful inside that strange building

Netty said...

This is fabulous, all the work thats gone into it, its amazing.
LOL now we are all thinking sticks and threads....... Annette x

JoZart Designs said...

Thanks so much for sharing life there and I'm so pleased you are getting some crafty richness too. Love the quilts. Great designs, colours and detail.
Jo x

Lavender Rose said...

The St George quilt is stunning isn't it! I can't even sew a button on a shirt without getting into difficulties. The threads on sticks looks interesting, can't wait to see what you do with that in the future Sue.

Anonymous said...

The colours are lovely, bet they were much better in real life but we would never have seen them if not for you.......thanks Sue