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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."



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





At the APK presents Fiber Artist: Wall Quilts with Ree Nancarrow


Fiber artist Ree Nancarrow draws inspiration from her observations of the natural world having lived in Alaska for nearly 60 years. Using techniques Nancarrow learned in 2020, she been able to digitally combine her huge inventory of personal marks and images, created over a lifetime of drawing, photographing, silk screening, stenciling, stamping, painting, and hand dyeing fabrics. These designs are custom printed on fabric and elaborately quilted.



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