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Barbara Corso Ide, a native of Indiana, has lived near Nashville, TN, for 28 years. 

She has a BS and MA in Elementary Education from Ball State University, and an Ed.D. from Trevecca Nazarene University in Leadership and Curriculum. 

Barb and her husband have three children and four grandchildren. She enjoys gardening and food preservation, exercising, book clubs and quilt guilds. 

She comes to the art quilt world after retiring from a 43-year career in public education. 

Taking and manipulating digital photographs has become the fuel for her interest in
storytelling through art quilts.

To learn more about Jane and her work, visit
https://www.janedunnewold.com
https://www.instagram.com/jane.dunnewold
https://www.facebook.com/janedunnewoldartist

Jane Dunnewold teaches and lectures internationally, and has mounted numerous solo exhibitions, including Inspired by the Masters (National Quilt Museum (2020) & Texas Quilt Museum (2018). A second mixed media series featuring re-purposed quilt blocks and gold leaf was exhibited at the McNay Art Museum in San Antonio, Texas (2017) and more recently at the Armory Art Center in West Palm Beach, Fl.

Her archives were recently acquired by the International Quilt Study Center and Museum in Lincoln, Nebraska.

Her work won Best of Show in the exhibition Timeless Meditations (Tubac Art Center/2013). She is a recipient of the Quilt Japan Prize, and Gold Prize at the Taegue (Korea) International Textile Exhibition. In 2019 she was named Artist of the Year by the San Antonio Art League.

Dunnewold has authored numerous books, including the classic Complex Cloth (1996) and Art Cloth: A Guide to Surface Design on Fabric (2010.) In 2016 North Light Books published Creative Strength Training: Prompts, Exercises and Stories to Inspire Artistic Genius. Her recently self-published books, Best of Both Worlds: Enhanced Botanical Printing, and Improvisational Screen Printing are both available world-wide on amazon.com.

She is a former President of the Surface Design Association and currently facilitates a ten month Creative Strength Training community online.

Anita (Annie) Centeno is a mixed-media artist in San Antonio, Texas. Although working with cloth and stitching are primary somehow mixed media finds its way into the things she loves and does: resin, beads, paper, found objects.   A love of creating things by hand was passed down from her father, a jeweler and her mother, who loved to sew and all things related to stitch. 
Currently she creates jewelry designs using resin, shrink film, and beads and also stitched statement purses using recycled/re-purposed materials which are sold at a local boutique/gallery.  In addition, she shows other artwork at galleries whenever the opportunity presents itself.
Anita can be contacted by email: anniecentenoT1@gmail.com
Some of her work is on Etsy: Jewelry3Daughters, that she shares with her sister.

To learn more about Elizabeth and her work, visit
https://www.elizabethsalvia.com

Elizabeth Salvia was born in St. Louis, Missouri. She grew up drawing, sewing and writing poetry. She also created collages using unconventional media—autumn leaves, wallpaper samples, Sears catalogues, National Geographic magazines, and scrap fabric from clothes her mother made.
She earned her B.F.A from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, where she made art that examined life in city environments. After twenty-two years in Chicago, she moved to California, where she became involved in habitat research and restoration. Her studies of plant and animal habitats also inform her artmaking.
Elizabeth Salvia creates textile and collage artworks that explore ideas of origin and place. Her works investigate the ways in which we are indelibly shaped and marked by our own histories and environments, as we struggle to understand and control them. Her stories are rooted in deep observation and attention to context, and often play out in locations where human-made and natural environments collide. Archetypes such as the Child, the Wanderer, and the Witness have been powerful tools in her work.
She composes her works as collages, using silks, cottons, and papers. She begins with low-water immersion dyeing, and painting and printing with thickened dyes and paints. She then adds stenciling, embroidery, applique, quilting and beading, to create richly textured artworks.
Elizabeth Salvia has shown work in galleries in the U.S. and internationally. She is a full-time artist living and working in the Central Valley of California.
 

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