JOYCE MARQUESS CAREY
I have been creating one-of-a-kind sewn
fiberworks for over 25 years. My specialty is large-scale, site-specific
works. My pieces have been commissioned by religious institutions,
prisons, schools, hospitals, commercial and residential clients from Alaska
to Florida and most states in between. I often incorporate playfulness,
and hope that my work enhances the space in which people work, play and
find healing.
My works are often characterized by optical illusions, and are sewn in brightly colored fabrics. I use commercial and found fabrics of every color and texture. I love the contrast of matte versus shiny, and creating the illusion of space in two dimensions. I also create narrative works, which have been exhibited nationally and in juried, invitational and solo shows. On display at The Dining Room at 209 Main: CHANGING PLACES
DRAGON ROBES
FAMILY PORTRAIT
GLAD RAG GOLDEN LOTUS
INTERSECTION
NEW TWIST 1 RED SQUARES
ROAD TO AGRA
SANGUINARIA
SIGNS OF WINTER
SMOKIN' WOMEN
UNZIPPED
WRIGHT ANGLE
Some of Joyce Marquess Carey's exhibited works are for sale. Visit her website to see more of her work: www.joycecarey.com |
or if you have questions about the current one, contact Knitter's Treat. Knitting workshops are held in Monticello
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David Braunschweig who assists in "hanging" each exhibit. |
Photos by Lori Manning
Copyright © 2004.
Past Displays:
AESOP'S
FABLES
First
Knitting Invitational
Weaving
and the Structo Loom
Valentina
Devine Creates
JAPANESE
TEXTILES -- OLD AND NEW
Wearable
Art
Moving
Weft
Men
Who Knit
Quilts
by the Thursday Friends
WEAVING
WITH SEWING THREAD
HISTORIC
MONTICELLO WOOLEN MILL
Katherine
Pence Inspired by Everything
WHY
DO I SPIN?
THE
EARLY KNITTED WORKS OF JOYCE WILLIAMS