Catherine Ludwig

Hot Days in Vienna 1976-2017 - 21st Century Landscape Embroidery Textile Edition

2019

This Orange and Pink Silk Scarf is printed with a japanese-style paper cutting motif. The japanese-style paper cutting motif is derived from the Edition "I only know Mifune and Kitan...

It’s Called Phenomenological Reduction, 2020 Woven cotton tapestry throw, cotton yarn embroidery 153 x 203 cm Unique copy Kenji Lim is mostly interested in culture, myth, and ecosys...

Situated Romantic Symbiosis, 2020 Woven cotton tapestry throw, cotton yarn embroidery 153 x 203 cm Unique copy Kenji Lim is mostly interested in culture, myth, and ecosystems. Land ...

Veronika Suschnig Soft Skills No. 036, 2023 Mixed media, cotton gauze on stretcher Framed, signed 70 x 50 cm Unique A net can catch anything. It’s an in-between space, like a filter...

Veronika Suschnig Soft Skills No. 028, 2023 Mixed media, cotton gauze on stretcher Framed, signed 100 x 70 cm Unique A net can catch anything. It’s an in-between space, like a filte...

Veronika Suschnig Soft Skills No. 030, 2023 Mixed media, cotton gauze on stretcher Framed, signed 100 x 70 cm Unique A net can catch anything. It’s an in-between space, like a filte...

Becca Van K "Pelicans in the Mangrove (Night Kayaking, FL)," 2021 Embroidery floss, needlepoint canvas, nylon paracord and E6000 on wood 7 x 5 x 0.75 inche...

Becca Van K "High Fall (San Juan Mountains, CO)," 2021 Embroidery floss, needlepoint canvas, nylon paracord, and E6000 on wood 5 x 6 x 0.75 in "High Fall ...

Becca Van K "The quintessential Hudson view," 2021 Embroidery floss, needlepoint canvas, and E6000 on wood 7.25 x 10.25 x 0.75 inches "The Quintessential ...

Becca Van K "Sunset Wild," 2018 Embroidery floss, needlepoint canvas, nylon cord, and fabric glue on wood 8 x 6 x 0.75 inches "Sunset Wild" (2018) is a c...

Carol Shinn is a studio artist who lives in Fort Collins, Colorado. She is known internationally for photo-based machine-stitched images. She has taught many classes and workshops across the United States, and her pieces are in numerous public and private collections. Articles about her work have been featured in many publications. "Overhang", Contemporary, Embroidery, Photographic, Realism, Framed Textile

"Heads Will Roll" Textile Fiber Art, Discarded Clothing This piece is unique, signed on recto and verso, and includes a certificate of authenticity Linda Friedman Schmidt is a German-born American artist known for her emotional narrative portraits created from discarded clothing. She was born stateless in a displaced persons camp, the first child of Holocaust survivors who discouraged her interest in art. Her artwork depicts a reality informed by social, political, and feminist issues as well as a traumatic family history. Through a process of unmaking and remaking, she explores the potential of art to mend, transform, and heal the self and society. Her earlier artworks continue to endure today as they address inequality, violence against women, and the general sense of unease and vulnerability that has been heightened by the pandemic. Her artwork has been exhibited extensively in the USA in group shows at venues such as the American Folk Art Museum, Allentown Art Museum, Montclair Art Museum, Morris Museum, and many others. It has been selected for exhibition by prestigious curators such as Judy Chicago, Faith Ringgold, and renowned art critic Donald Kuspit. Her work has been shown internationally in Japan...