I like what happens when I look through the grid, like peering into and past a wire mesh, chain link or even slatted fence. It forms a scrim for the scene behind—making instant units, providing instant analysis and in a way, making an instant quilt. More of these works were featured in “ Through The Grid ,” my solo exhibition at Visions Art Museum in San Diego in 2017. Medium: See image captions. Materials and Process
Grids & Lines — Sue Benner
Gerrit Benner - Galerie de Vis
Nest II Sue Benner - born in 1955 in Iron River in the upper peninsula of Michigan and raised in Oshkosh, Wisc...
Walking Through Time III (Nests with Blue)
Using a variety of fabric textures, printing methods and quilting techniques in her work, Sue Benner creates internationally award-winning textile art. Her work is on display in museums, magazines, universities research centers, and Lambeau Field, in Greenbay Wisconsin.
John & Jess got married at the gorgeous Moraine Farm in Beverly, MA on a perfect Fall day. The backdrop for the ceremony was picture-perfect , complete with a tea house to use for all the post ceremony photos (love it). The love birds really made a beautiful couple and it was a blessing to…
Sue Benner, textile artist and teacher creates internationally shown, textile and quilt art from her Dallas, Texas studio. Her work is represented in many private, institutional and corporate collections, including site-specific commissions for BNSF Railway, Mayo Clinic and the Green Bay Packers.
Fields & Flowers — Sue Benner
Deconstructed clothing gives reference to a segmented human form, while gestural drawings mimic cellular organisms as an animated hint at the underlying structure of the figure. My background in biomedical science inspires artwork concerned with the human body and the microscopic universe.
Sue Benner, textile artist and teacher creates internationally shown, textile and quilt art from her Dallas, Texas studio. Her work is represented in many private, institutional and corporate collections, including site-specific commissions for BNSF Railway, Mayo Clinic and the Green Bay Packers.
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Carmelina Garden — benner landscape design
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This post contains affiliate links. “Tea, Earl Grey, hot.” — Captain Jean-Luc Picard, Star Trek: The Next Generation I couldn’t tell you exactly when I took to drinking tea. It wasn’t a staple in my family as a kid, and I don’t recall any watershed moment in early adulthood where I suddenly started drinking it....
