Embers accepted into Fiber Between The Lines show, April 2 – June 29, 2025

Ree's Embers quilt has been accepted into an upcoming show at the Pacific Northwest Quilt & Fiber Arts Museum. The show starts on April 2, 2025 and runs through June 29, 2025.

An opening reception will be held Saturday, April 26, 2025 from 3–6pm at the museum, located at 703 South Second Street in La Conner, WA.

"Northwest Designer Craftartists (NWDC) is pleased to announce Fiber Between the Lines, an upcoming exhibition showcasing contemporary fiber artwork by NWDC members at the Pacific Northwest Quilt & Fiber Arts Museum. Artworks in the show were selected by artist and curator Ellen Ito. The exhibition highlights the diverse and innovative ways fiber artists push the boundaries of traditional techniques.

"Featuring works in a wide range of fiber-based media, Fiber Between the Lines will present sculptures, installations, quilts, wall pieces, artist books, basketry, and more. NWDC artists employ techniques such as dyeing, weaving, surface design, embroidery, and stitching to create vibrant and tactile works of art."

Learn more at Northwest Designer Craftartists Presents “Fiber Between the Lines” – An Exhibition of Contemporary Fiber Art.

Embers

Morning Light showing at Anchorage Museum through September 7, 2025

Ree's quilt Morning Light is showing at the Anchorage Museum as part of the 2025 Alaska Triennial through early September 2025.

"The 2025 Alaska Triennial invites artists from across the state to share recently created work. This open call reveals not only the depth and breadth of artistic practice in Alaska, but also the mastery of a wide range of mediums — from intricate beadwork to graphite, encaustic, ceramic, printmaking, woodworking, and textile.

"Through a blind selection process, 47 artists were selected from a pool of 222 applicants. Works featured in the 2025 Alaska Triennial invite visitors to see Alaska through the eyes of its artists: a place where people, land, and possibility remain deeply and inextricably connected."

Morning Light

2023

Spruce Smoke featured in U.S. National Adaptation and Resilience Planning Strategy document

Ree's quilt Spruce Smoke is one of four works of art to be featured in the just-released U.S. National Adaptation and Resilience Planning Strategy. This document has been formally submitted to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change as the official U.S. government submission.

"Today, the United States released a new National Adaptation and Resilience Planning Strategy, which offers a blueprint and a series of critical steps needed to save lives and livelihoods, protect business investments and our economy, safeguard national security, and help secure a healthier future for our nation, while helping enable state, Tribal, territorial, and local adaptation actions. Even as the world continues to work to limit future greenhouse gas emissions, and temperature rise, the U.S. National Adaptation and Resilience Planning Strategy will help our nation adapt to and prepare for the immediate, medium-, and long-term effects of climate change."

You can read the earlier announcement of Spruce Smoke's acceptance into the associated Art x Climate gallery here.

Screenshots below show Spruce Smoke used as illustrations in the official report.