The use of thread is universal, historical, and continual. We are all touched by threads, literally and figuratively, from the moment we are born and are wrapped in a blanket until we are buried in fabric or die wearing it. Inspiration for this show was drawn from the life and works of internationally acclaimed fiber and textile artist Sheila Hicks. Her aim was to find a universal language that could cross cultural, racial and geographical divisions. She found that language with thread, and calls it a “universal language, channel, system . . . way.” The pieces in this show continue this universal language. Each artist uses thread, yarn and textiles in interesting and meaningful ways, and whether they are trying to or not, are following in the footsteps of giants like Sheila Hicks.

Artist Credit: Rickie Wolfe

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