ICE JAM
Ice Jam
Here is the Susquehanna River in the depths of winter. Several freeze and thaw cycles have transformed it, with giant slabs of ice pushing up onto the riverbanks.
Wool and silk fabrics and fibers, collagraph prints on cotton, needlefelting, stitching, couched threads, hand beadwork with seed beads and semi-precious stones.
Size 43"h x 52"w
For Sale: $4,600
About the Susquehanna: Archaeology of the Lower Susquehanna River reveals that American Indians had utilized its resources for thousands of years. Around 1550 AD, the people we know as the Susquehannock moved from higher up the river to the Lower Susquehanna Valley. The Susquehannock were Iroquoian speakers and shared many similarities with the Iroquois in New York. Learn more here.
Exhibit History
SAQA Eye of the Needle, 2018, Bottleworks, Johnstown, PA
Flora, Fauna and Flow, solo show of 30 art quilts, October - December 2017, Olewine Gallery, Ned Smith Center for Nature and Art, Millersburg, PA
Sue Reno: Life Along the River, Narrative art quilts depicting the Susquehanna River and its environs. 2017 Solo show at the Pennsylvania Arts Experience Gallery, York, PA
Fiber National 2016, 2016, Workhouse Arts Center, Lorton, VA
Machine Quilting Unlimited, Sept./Oct. 2015, feature article "Environmental Exploration"
