Memory
Cloth Circle: Recent Work
Reception
Friday June 2, 7-10 pm
Madison
Public Library first and second floors
Exhibit June 1 –
July 27 2017
201 W Mifflin St, Madison, WI
Mon-Thurs: 9-9, Fri: 9-6, Sat: 9-5
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| by Jane Pearlmutter |
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| by Brenna Hopkins |
On February 27, 2017 the New
York Times ran a full-page list of statements concerning the nature of
truth. This page inspired the Memory Cloth Circle to make this piece. Each stitcher created an individual response
on a vintage linen doily with hand crocheted lace borders.
We feel strongly
committed to the pursuit of truth as an essential element in the preservation
and growth of our democracy.
The
truth is hard. (Brenna Hopkins)
The
truth is hidden. (Kris Dohm)
The
truth must be pursued. (Peggy Thornton)
The truth is hard to hear. (Jane Pearlmutter)
The
truth is rarely simple. (Lisa Binkley)
The
truth isn’t so obvious. (Candy Flynn)
The
truth is necessary. (Leslee Nelson)
The
truth can’t be glossed over. (Evelyn Kain)
The
truth has no agenda. (Bobbie Malone)
The
truth can’t be manufactured. (Joan Zieger)
The
truth doesn’t take sides. (Maureen Griffin)
The
truth isn’t red or blue. (Cynde Quinn)
The
truth is hard to accept. (Marinela Manistrili)
The
truth pulls no punches. (Pam Phillips Olson)
The
truth is powerful. (Marilyn Wedberg)
The
truth is under attack. (Ellen Nordsieck)
The
truth is worth defending. (Madge Klais)
The
truth requires taking a stand. (Sherri Shokler)
The
truth is more important now than ever. (Marilee Wertlake)
