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I have always been drawn to quilts as a traditional medium for artistic expression (particularly for women) and have
frequently incorporated their patterns in 3-D mixed media work. A series begun
in 1994, Quilt Constructions, was based on traditional designs using non-traditional materials, including turkey
skins, lead, and commercial white bread. Quilt patterns
continue to inform my more recent mixed-media paintings and are sometimes used as a structural or metaphorical device because
of the richness of their textures, designs, and history.
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Drunkard's Path, 2003. Tablecloth, cigarette ash, coffee grounds, wine, beer labels. 36" h x 36" w |
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Home is Where the Turkey Is, 1994-1996. Smoked turkey skins, charcoal on canvas. 62 |
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Double Wedding Ring, 1994. Paper (cancelled checks, bills, and bank statements), 42"w x 70"h |

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Agenda, 1994. Cyanotype on cotton. 60" h x 42" w. |

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Crazy, 1996. Lead sheets, lead solder. 24" h x 36" w. |

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Star Quilt, 1999. White bread. 60" h x 60" w |

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Star Quilt composite: 12 years later, 2011. Top, Main, Bottom panels, 84"h x 60"w |

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Star Quilt, Deaccessioned 2011 |
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Star Quilt, Deaccessioned, 2011 |

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One Loaf #2, 1995. 12" w x 14" h |
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Copyright (c) Pamela Dewey, 2011
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