Bringing Light to the Darkness
Following the recent presidential election with its hateful language and outpouring of intolerance, I felt like I needed to create…
From the Depths I Call to You
In October 2012, Hurricane Sandy hit the east coast leaving behind destruction anything seen before in New York and New…
Family Tree
This piece, created to celebrate the birth of a new baby, honors the four people for whom the child was…
Escaping the Darkness
In this piece, a burst of threads and colorful wire try to escape the darkness - reaching through the fencing…
Unbounded Joy
This journal quilt was designed during the holiday of Sukkot, which is referred to in the liturgy as “the time…
Why is the Sky Blue?
Made from hand painted, computer printed, and commercial fabrics, this quilt is my answer to the challenge "Why is the…
Always With Us
On August 27, 2007, my cousin was killed in a car accident. This piece is made up of family pictures…
Resilience of Spirit
Created for the Haiti Art Fund, this piece captures the spirit of the Hatian people. In the face of disaster, their…
It’s Not Always Black and White
In this piece, a mess of red yarn and thread spills out of the zippered intersection between black and white.…
Breaking Out
The bright primary colors of the thread dance freely across the closed rectangles of the fabric to represent the way…
Letting it All Hang Out
In this piece, the woven strips of fabric break loose from their set pattern to find their own way. The…
The One That Got Away
In this piece, carefully woven fabric strips can't contain the one that got away. The piece is free motion quilted…
Agunah
According to Jewish law, when a man and woman divorce, the man must give the woman a get. If he…
Explosion
This whimsical piece shows an explosion of colored threads and wire. 12" x 9" $150
Elul 5769 (Aug-Sept 2009)
In the month leading up to the High Holidays, I found my inner creativity seeking an outlet, but daily life…
Becoming Miriam Ruth
This piece celebrates the moment of a friend's conversion to Judaism. It pictures her in the mikvah (ritual bath), supported…