Video of Art Display 2
View this Video of Art Display 2 from the show at the Santa Cruz County Building, 701 Ocean St. 2018 on the first floor.
https://annbaldwinmayartquilts.com/videos-2/
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Color! Texture! Movement!
Art quilts by Ann Baldwin May are all about color, texture and movement. Her inspiration comes from the natural world as well as from Mexican and Native American Influences. Motivation stems from how the materials play with one another. Her materials of choice are redirected fabrics from the San Francisco Design Center.
The artist’s portfolios includes abstracts, seascapes, landscapes and Mexican inspired fabric collages. Artist created fiber details, tucks or found objects add texture. Flowing quilting lines and curved line piecing creates movement . Techniques include curved line piecing, free motion quilting, and fabric layering.
Bio
Ann Baldwin May was born and raised in Palo Alto, California. She received her education from University of California, Irvine. She has a BA History,anElementary Teaching Credential, and a Masters in Teaching Spanish. Her first quilting class was in 1975. She retired in 2012. She worked 30 years as a bilingual teacher and Bilingual Resource Teacher in Watsonville, California.
Being an Artist
After making over 300 bed quilts, she turned her attention to art quilts. Ann is passionate about using repurposed materials often from the San Francisco Design Center. She has won several awards for her work. Five pieces were recently purchased by Kaiser Permanente for their Santa Cruz County facilities. Her work reflects her inspiration of materials, nature and her love and respect for the Mexican culture.
Ann Baldwin May Art Quilts participates in the juried Santa Cruz County Open Studios Art Tour. Visit her studio and gallery in the Santa Cruz Art Center, 1001 Center St. #4 Downtown S.C.
Organizations
Pájaro Valley Quilt Association (PVQA),a past president, secretary and parliamentarian.
Santa Cruz Art League
Pájaro Valley Arts Council
Studio Art Quilt Associates(SAQA)-international art quilters organization
New Fiber Group of Santa Cruz County
https://www.artscouncilsc.org/
https://annbaldwinmayartquilts.com/2017/07/fabric-layering-technique/
https://annbaldwinmayartquilts.com/videos-of-art-quilts/art-quilt-display-video-1/
Organized by Art Council Santa Cruz