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Artist Talk with Ellen Fisher: An intimate look into Color and Curves

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Join us for an intimate conversation with Ellen Fisher, quilt maker and fiber artist of over 35 years, as she shares about her current show Color and Curves. Learn more about her expressive work and the stories behind them. 

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Sunday August 16th, 2026 2-2:45pm

MUSE Gallery

Join us for an intimate conversation with Ellen Fisher, quilt maker and fiber artist of over 35 years, as she shares about her current show Color and Curves. Learn more about her expressive work and the stories behind them. 

Event is free and open to the public - invite your friends and bring your questions! 

 

Artist Bio

Ellen Fisher is a quiltmaker and fiber artist who has been sewing her entire life. For the past 35 years, her passion has centered on quiltmaking, a practice that has grown to encompass clothing design, embellishment. and the expressive use of color. She has created over 500 pieces of clothing and quilts, many of which have been exhibited in quilt shows throughout New England. One of her clothing pieces was featured in an early issue of Quilting Arts Magazine.


Ellen holds a B.A. from the University of Pennsylvania and an M.Ed. from Lesley University in Cambridge, Massachusetts. She has shared her quilting expertise widely, teaching workshops and giving talks to quilt guilds, shops, and groups across New England. Since relocating to North Carolina, Ellen's focus has evolved toward art quilting. She is an active member of the Professional Art Quilters Alliance (PAQA), Common Threads of Cary, NC, the Artist Studios of Fearrington Village, and Village Quilters. Ellen resides in Fearrington Village - alongside two beloved Beminas and an enviable collection of fine fabrics and embellishments.

Artist Statement

Color and curves have long been at the core of my work.  Both are remarkably expressive.
 
Color can be vibrant and full of energy or soft and soothing.  Curves suggest motion, yet also bring balance and grace. Together they continue to inspire me.
 
As a quiltmaker, I am fascinated by the way color and shape interact.  An arc can guide the eye across a surface.  A carefully chosen palette can change the mood of a piece.  I enjoy exploring the way these relationships can elicit emotions and invite closer attention.
 
Some of the quilts in this show are inspired by flowers, leaves and other natural forms; others by colors that seem to belong together.  Curves introduce movement and life. Combined with color they encourage the eye to wander and discover.
 
I hope these quilts offer viewers a sense of joy similar to that which I experience while creating them.
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