Pat Perry: Especially Terrific
Fort Wayne Museum of Art 311 E. Main St., Fort Wayne (260) 422-6467Detroit artist’s most recent body of work surveys scenes of American suburban and Midwestern life from which beauty might arise
Detroit artist’s most recent body of work surveys scenes of American suburban and Midwestern life from which beauty might arise
Traditional techniques such as screen-printing were cut apart and stitched back together, resulting in a series of highly innovative and unique works
Exhibit celebrates 100th anniversary of Hoosier Salon that recognizes and rewards the very best Indiana artists
Bloomington-based artist utilizes natural dyes and historical processes to create contemporary textiles that bridge art and design
Detroit artist’s most recent body of work surveys scenes of American suburban and Midwestern life from which beauty might arise
Traditional techniques such as screen-printing were cut apart and stitched back together, resulting in a series of highly innovative and unique works
Exhibit celebrates 100th anniversary of Hoosier Salon that recognizes and rewards the very best Indiana artists
Bloomington-based artist utilizes natural dyes and historical processes to create contemporary textiles that bridge art and design
Detroit artist’s most recent body of work surveys scenes of American suburban and Midwestern life from which beauty might arise
Traditional techniques such as screen-printing were cut apart and stitched back together, resulting in a series of highly innovative and unique works
Exhibit celebrates 100th anniversary of Hoosier Salon that recognizes and rewards the very best Indiana artists
Bloomington-based artist utilizes natural dyes and historical processes to create contemporary textiles that bridge art and design
Detroit artist’s most recent body of work surveys scenes of American suburban and Midwestern life from which beauty might arise
Traditional techniques such as screen-printing were cut apart and stitched back together, resulting in a series of highly innovative and unique works
Exhibit celebrates 100th anniversary of Hoosier Salon that recognizes and rewards the very best Indiana artists
Bloomington-based artist utilizes natural dyes and historical processes to create contemporary textiles that bridge art and design
Detroit artist’s most recent body of work surveys scenes of American suburban and Midwestern life from which beauty might arise
Traditional techniques such as screenprinting were cut apart and stitched back together, resulting in a series of highly innovative and unique works
Exhibit celebrates 100th anniversary of Hoosier Salon that recognizes and rewards the very best Indiana artists
Bloomington-based artist utilizes natural dyes and historical processes to create contemporary textiles that bridge art and design
Detroit artist’s most recent body of work surveys scenes of American suburban and Midwestern life from which beauty might arise
Traditional techniques such as screen-printing were cut apart and stitched back together, resulting in a series of highly innovative and unique works
Exhibit celebrates 100th anniversary of Hoosier Salon that recognizes and rewards the very best Indiana artists
Bloomington-based artist utilizes natural dyes and historical processes to create contemporary textiles that bridge art and design
Detroit artist’s most recent body of work surveys scenes of American suburban and Midwestern life from which beauty might arise
Traditional techniques such as screen-printing were cut apart and stitched back together, resulting in a series of highly innovative and unique works
Exhibit celebrates 100th anniversary of Hoosier Salon that recognizes and rewards the very best Indiana artists
Bloomington-based artist utilizes natural dyes and historical processes to create contemporary textiles that bridge art and design
Detroit artist’s most recent body of work surveys scenes of American suburban and Midwestern life from which beauty might arise
Traditional techniques such as screen-printing were cut apart and stitched back together, resulting in a series of highly innovative and unique works
Exhibit celebrates 100th anniversary of Hoosier Salon that recognizes and rewards the very best Indiana artists
Bloomington-based artist utilizes natural dyes and historical processes to create contemporary textiles that bridge art and design
Detroit artist’s most recent body of work surveys scenes of American suburban and Midwestern life from which beauty might arise
Traditional techniques such as screen-printing were cut apart and stitched back together, resulting in a series of highly innovative and unique works
Exhibit celebrates 100th anniversary of Hoosier Salon that recognizes and rewards the very best Indiana artists
Bloomington-based artist utilizes natural dyes and historical processes to create contemporary textiles that bridge art and design
Detroit artist’s most recent body of work surveys scenes of American suburban and Midwestern life from which beauty might arise
Traditional techniques such as screen-printing were cut apart and stitched back together, resulting in a series of highly innovative and unique works
Exhibit celebrates 100th anniversary of Hoosier Salon that recognizes and rewards the very best Indiana artists
Bloomington-based artist utilizes natural dyes and historical processes to create contemporary textiles that bridge art and design
Detroit artist’s most recent body of work surveys scenes of American suburban and Midwestern life from which beauty might arise
Traditional techniques such as screenprinting were cut apart and stitched back together, resulting in a series of highly innovative and unique works
Exhibit celebrates 100th anniversary of Hoosier Salon that recognizes and rewards the very best Indiana artists
Bloomington-based artist utilizes natural dyes and historical processes to create contemporary textiles that bridge art and design
Detroit artist’s most recent body of work surveys scenes of American suburban and Midwestern life from which beauty might arise
Traditional techniques such as screen-printing were cut apart and stitched back together, resulting in a series of highly innovative and unique works
Exhibit celebrates 100th anniversary of Hoosier Salon that recognizes and rewards the very best Indiana artists
Bloomington-based artist utilizes natural dyes and historical processes to create contemporary textiles that bridge art and design
Traditional techniques such as screen-printing were cut apart and stitched back together, resulting in a series of highly innovative and unique works
Exhibit celebrates 100th anniversary of Hoosier Salon that recognizes and rewards the very best Indiana artists