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"Stitched" Featured in SF Arts Monthly
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[Bonnie Peterson, Oil Can Graph: Global Annual Fossil CO2 Emissions; Sea Level Rise; Greenland Mass Loss, 2019-2024; Liz Harvey, Head Trip; the lost ones are calling, 2015-2023; Nneka Jones, Beyond the Horizon; Setting The Bar, 2023; José Romussi, Pasajes La Mar, Pasajes Forest,, Pasajes Moon, Pasajes Volcan, Pasajes Flores, 2024; Stacey Lee Webber, Global Shade, 2024. Reception images courtesy of Ben Krantz, Ben Krantz Studio. Installation images courtesy of Shaun Robert.]
About the Article:
Stitched: Contemporary Embroidery, Bedford Gallery’s latest exhibition, was recently featured in SF Arts Monthly, a widely distributed publication inserted into the Bay Area edition of The New York Times. The feature appears on Page 12 & 13 of the February 2025 issue.
The article highlights the exhibition’s innovative approach to embroidery, from Michelle Kingdom’s stitched vignettes on vintage linens to Stacey Lee Webber’s playful yet political transformations of U.S. currency. With SF Arts Monthly reaching thousands of readers across the Bay Area, this spotlight brings even more attention to the creativity and significance behind Stitched, celebrating how 19 international artists are redefining the boundaries of contemporary fiber art.
About Stitched: Contemporary Embroidery:
On view till March 30, 2025, Stitched: Contemporary Embroidery explores the evolution of embroidery and the artists who are redefining the medium. From intricate details to powerful social commentary, this exhibition showcases the incredible artistry and depth behind every stitch. The works of 19 talented artists demonstrate how embroidery has grown beyond traditional craft to become a platform for bold expression and innovation. The show runs through March 30 and promises to inspire art lovers, textile enthusiasts, and the curious alike.