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William Scofield Gallery

2027 Exhibition Schedule

William Scofield Gallery

2027 Exhibition Schedule

William Scofield Gallery

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Folder: Calls for Artists

2027 Exhibition Schedule

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Two distinct approaches, brought together in Accumulation.

@tashaowenquilting layered textile work and @candacegpratt fiber pieces create very different visual experiences, but both reward a closer look.

Accumulation is on view through November 15

From a distance, the shell pulls you in through color and scale. Up close, the stitching becomes part of the image — following the curves, textures, and natural spiral of the form.

That shift between the whole piece and the details is part of

In @candacegpratt work, each material carries its own presence—the glass, the woven fiber, the beads. It then comes together as one complete form.

Up close, those individual elements become part of the story of the piece.

Accumulation is on

Absolutely. Since you’re using all three images, I’d lean into the shift from the overall form to the details:

Candace Pratt’s work draws you in first through form and structure, but the closer you look, the more there is to discov

Final weekend to apply for TEXTURE at William Scofield Gallery.

Open to local, national, and international artists working in fiber and textile-based contemporary art.

Applications close Sunday, October 4.

Link in bio.

@tashaowenquilting work has an immediate impact from across the room—the figure, the color, the setting.

But up close, the work begins to shift. Different stitch patterns emerge across the hand and background, fibers build texture through the

Warrior Corset- @tashaowenquilting

Photography is only the beginning of Tasha Owen’s process. Her images move through digital processes before layering and quilting.

In this piece, that layering really shows — from the soft painterly b

Butterfly Garden — Candace Pratt@prattcandaceg

There’s so much to take in with Butterfly Garden — color, texture, pattern, and all of those small details that make you want to keep looking.

Candace builds the piece through weaving

A closer look at Candace Pratt’s work reveals an unexpected meeting of materials.

A glass vessel forms the structure, while fiber is woven around and through it, joined by beadwork and suspended coins. The combination of hard glass and softer

A closer look at the surface of Tasha Owen’s work reveals layers that are easy to miss from across the gallery.

Soft fibers, stitching, and added texture interrupt the photographic image and create a surface that feels both familiar and altere

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