Vision 2020 Blog

 Here’s a glimpse of I Can See Clearly Now by Sheila Beer of Matraville, NSW Australia. She remarks: When life gets out of focus, many of us have to visit the optometrist, resulting in the need for new spectacles. Living in a first world country, we are lucky to have a vast selection of suitable […]

Niraja Lorenz of Eugene, Oregon, USA constructed her artwork Visionary Dream by working outwards in concentric circles to represent clarity of vision radiating into the future. See more of Niraja’s artwork on her website: www.nirajalorenz.com Just a Glimpse is a series of blog posts sharing preview detail shots of each of the works selected for […]

In her childhood years, Julie Harding of Toormina, NSW, Australia was told to go outside and play as watching too much television will give you square eyes. Today, with advances in technology, looking at a screen has become much more common. Here’s a glimpse of Julie’s artwork Looking Forward. Just a Glimpse is a series […]

Today marks the midpoint of the Just a Glimpse previews from the Vision 2020 exhibition. Here is an overview of the first twenty previews. My curatorial approach for Vision 2020 is to present the artworks in pairs where the works complement one another in theme and/or palette. When the works are side by side, they […]

Betty Busby is a prolific fiber artist and enthusiastic teacher from Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America.  She is fascinated by the fact that the more you look into the macro world, the more you can see. Here’s a glimpse of her artwork Sightlines. See more of Betty’s artwork on her website: www.bbusbyarts.com Follow Betty […]

Candice Walker of Adelaide, South Australia explores the Munker White Illusion in cloth. Here’s a peek of Perception. Follow Candice on Instagram at: @candyshomepatch Just a Glimpse is a series of blog posts sharing preview detail shots of each of the works selected for the Vision 2020 travelling textile art exhibition. The blog posts are published […]