The Day of the Dead exhibit is over but I did get there to see it and the other four fantastic exhibit on display at Visions Art Museum (in partnership with New Americans Museum).
![](https://fiberdesignsbyann.com//wp-content/uploads/2019/11/detail_crop-300x230.jpg)
When I walked in the first thing I noticed was actually the piece next to mine, it was so unique, the look of texture was striking …
![](https://fiberdesignsbyann.com//wp-content/uploads/2019/11/day-of-dead-by-susan-lenz-1-253x300.jpg)
I was surprised to discover that it was by artist Susan Lenz, whose work I admire. Even though we’ve never met, we chatted a bit (via blog comments and PM) about entering, and she has given me permission to share it here. I’m sorry none of my pictures do it justice.
![](https://fiberdesignsbyann.com//wp-content/uploads/2019/11/day-of-dead-unmasking-soul-w-ann-scott-blur-1-1024x575.jpg)
It is always exciting to have work exhibited and Visions Art Museum is a beautiful museum. It is feels intimate and inviting, and there are amazing and beautiful artist made one-of-a-kind gifts in their gift shop.
Next up – I’m teaching a fabric and fiber collage class at VAM in December!
Thanks for stopping by.
I’d say whoever hung the show had a keen eye for similarities. A good show helps viewers make connections among the art displayed. Too bad the museums gift shop is a bit far for me to get to. And same for your December class.
Ann, I see my comment never made it. I like how the curator was sensitive to put your work close to Susan Lenz’.