Queenies

Queenies will be open all weekend for Art Hop!!!! Stop on by this Friday 9/5 12-5, Saturday 9/6 12-8, or Sunday 9/7 12-4 💕⭐️

⭐️🎶💕Art, Music & Magic⭐️🎶💕

Here is my full animated music video for my multi media art installation “Who Is Your Mother?”
Enjoy!

Who is your Mother? For many years now, I have been pondering the idea of generational cycles. What gifts & traumas am I carrying along with me from previous generations? In the...

For the last several months, I’ve been working on a multi media art piece about mitochondrial DNA. I made a patchwork quilt, sewn from the leftover fabrics of my handmade dresses. One shape stitched into another shape and so on and so forth until all the shapes have come together to form the background. The patchwork has been quilted with cotton batting to the purple blue silk fabric backing. Then red letters were hand drawn, hand cut and appliquéd unto the patchwork. Every part of the process was photographed.
The individual photographs were animated into a short film with original violin musical accompaniment.

One of my photographic prints “Who is Mitochondrial DNA?” was chosen as part of a group show for CYCLES Opening Reception

CYCLES Opening Reception
Wednesday, February 21

4-7 PM

Dudley H. Davis Center 4th floor
590 Main Street, Burlington, VT 05452

If you’re in town next Wednesday, please swing by!!!

Photo description:
The smiling artist is holding a large rectangular photographic print of a patchwork quilt. The silk & cotton quilt is created by combining small irregular triangles into overlapping and repeating patterns of mostly blue hues in various floral, corduroy and gingham prints.

All of the fabric patterned triangles repeat themselves in different irregular sizes; including a bright red strawberry on a cobalt blue background, small pink and red flowers on blue calico, light blue checkered gingham, delicate metallic blue flowers and gold butterflies, dark blue and light grey corduroy, white flowers on a teal background, tiny white hearts, and big white daisies with orange centers, also on bright blue backgrounds. Throughout the piece there are zig zags of blue and turquoise ric rac ribbons connecting some of the triangles together.

The artist felt that the textures of the different fabrics combined were a crucial way of understanding the artwork. A fabric sash, made from the same fabrics as the original quilt was added, encircling the lower portion of the frame. This gives the piece added three dimensional qualities.

Queenies is sadly CLOSED for Art Hop this weekend.
We just learned about a recent Covid exposure, and we are choosing to quarantine for the safety and wellbeing of ourselves and our community.
We hope to see you all happy & healthy in the future❤️

❤️Happy Valentines Day❤️💕

Queenies outdoor stage is quite versatile, and sometimes used for practicing cool skateboarding tricks;)

Looking forward to watching the “God s(a)ve Queen” sculpture change through the seasons. This is Fall, with some leaves still on the trees 🍁⭐️🍁

Got gifts? Queenies sure does!!!

Sunday October 30th 2-8pm
Queenies is located at 396 Queen City Park Road at the very end of Pine Street in Burlington.
There is limited street parking.
Do NOT park in front of Champlain Water District. You will block the bus stop.

There are parking lots located at the end of Pine Street and on Queen City Park Road just after the one lane bridge.