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Born and raised in Denver, Diana Fox is a studio fiber artist and quilter, with a passion for textiles and an unwavering dedication to her art. Originally a traditional quilter, she transitioned to creating art quilts and has never looked back. She has earned numerous awards for her unique and captivating work, which tells stories of color, texture, and influences from nature. She has a special affinity for dyeing, surface design, and heavy stitching.
Diana is a SAQA Juried Artist member, as well as a member of an invitational art quilt group, 4 Common Corners. She currently resides in Parker, CO with her life partner, three rescue dogs, and two fat cats.
Rewarding describes my experience curating this exhibit. It was an honor and a responsibility to compile a group of art quilts that tell a story of walking through any city. As I looked through hundreds of images, I responded to the similarities and differences in the work. Each piece I viewed demonstrated a significant investment of time, energy, and expertise, and all of the JAM artists deserve merit and praise. I began with a preconceived theme, although it changed as I began to select artwork.
I expect my appreciation for dimensional, freeform, and abstract pieces impacted my selections. It was important to me to have a wide range of artists and styles represented, and some of my favorite pieces werent selected as the final 24. Thank you, SAQA, for providing this valuable and enlightening experience.
