Ree featured in October issue of Quiltfolk magazine

Writer Diane Murtha from Quiltfolk magazine interviewed Ree by phone this past summer for a glimpse into her creative, working process, while photographer Azuree Holloway & photo stylist Trevor Holloway visited in person to photograph Ree's workspace.

Quiltfolk is a quarterly magazine focusing on quilt history and quilt culture in America. Each issue features a different state and showcases quilters, shop owners, historians, designers, and crafters who shape quilt culture in that area. Issue 36 of the magazine focuses on Alaskan artists.

For more information about the Alaska issue, and where to find it, visit https://www.quiltfolk.com/issue-36-alaska/

Photographs by Azuree Holloway

Moraine selected for Studio Art Quilt Associates online gallery, Drawn to Lines

Ree's quilt, Moraine, was selected for a juried, online gallery by Studio Art Quilt Associates.

The gallery, called Drawn to Lines, asks how selected artists "use lines in your work to express, create and connect". Thirty-one works were selected from the 431 submitted.

Read more about the gallery and see included works at https://www.saqa.com/art/online-galleries/drawn-lines-saqa-virtual-gallery

Moraine

Interview with Ree in cultural anthropology publication, ArtNaVee

Ree was recently featured in an article by Vienna-based contemporary art & cultural anthropology publication, ArtNaVee.

Author Nabila van der Veen visited Ree in Fairbanks to talk about her long history in interior Alaska, and how she draws on the natural history of her surroundings for her art.

You can read the full interview online at https://artnavee.substack.com/p/ree-nancarrow-art-after-everything

Ree Nancarrow standing in front of ‘Change at Deneki Lakes’ (2021) at Well Street Art Gallery in Fairbanks, May 2025. Photo by Nabila van der Veen.