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Contents copyright ©2005 Barbara Frey. All rights reserved. Web site design by Deidre Adams |
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Back Country Colorado Exhibited in Boulder County Open Studios at the Boulder Public Library, 2005. The Boulder Daily Camera, Section D, September 18, 2005. “Back Country Colorado” mentioned in a visual arts review of the Open Studios Exhibit located at the Boulder Public Library. |
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Scattering Leaves I Exhibited in Elements from the Front Range Contemporary Quilters at the Loveland Museum and Gallery, Loveland, CO 2003. Mentioned in Ft. Collins Weekly art review section, January 2004. Traveling with Exhibits USA from 2005 through 2009. |
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Scattering Leaves II Exhibited in Culture and Agriculture at the New Visions Gallery, Marshfield Clinic, Marshfield, WI 2004. Exhibited at "Fabric, Furniture and Furnishings" by Front Range Contemporary Quilters, at the Eleanor Bliss Center for the Arts at the Depot, Steamboat Springs, Colorado. August 4- September 17, 2006 |
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Plantation Harvest Exhibited at "Fabric, Furniture and Furnishings" by Front Range Contemporary Quilters, at the Eleanor Bliss Center for the Arts at the Depot, Steamboat Springs, Colorado. August 4- September 17, 2006 |
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Grape Harvest |
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Jurassic Garden |
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Moods of Colorado |
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Aspen Gold |
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Mountain Trails |
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“I have lived near the Colorado Rockies for over half my life. I am filled with the beauty and grandeur of my surroundings, from the massive scale of mountain ranges and forests, to the smallest details of a tiny plant alongside a stream or mountain trail. Most of my artwork is created as a result of my love of this most inspiring landscape. I try to capture the moods, textures, and colors of nature. I start with an overall design to catch the viewer’s eye, drawing him or her into the piece. I then add layers of stitching, paint, or appliquéd cloth, adding depth and richness when viewed closely. I want my artwork to be viewed both ways so the viewer sees the whole design at a distance, but comes in closely to examine and relate to the individual elements.” Move cursor over thumbnails to view images. |
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