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Artist Kathy Nida discusses “You Pollute Me”, which is on display in “For the Love of Gaia” at the International Quilt Museum.
Kathy Nida is a middle-school science teacher in El Cajon, California. She is also a printmaker, quilt artist, and embroiderer. Her current work originates in dreams, a range of memories, and images of women. Nida translates these sources into narrative artworks combining fabric, beads, embroidery, paint, and ink.
For more information on “For the Love of Gaia”, on display at the International Quilt Museum at the University of Nebraska - Lincoln, visit internationalquiltmuseum.org/exhibition/love-gaia.
If you would like to support future exhibitions at the International Quilt Museum, visit nufoundation.org/give/university-of-nebraska-lincoln/international-quilt-museum/.
#InternationalQuiltMuseum #FortheLoveofGaia #GalleryTour
Artist Kathy Nida discusses “You Pollute Me”, which is on display in “For the Love of Gaia” at the International Quilt Museum.
Kathy Nida is a middle-school science teacher in El Cajon, California. She is also a printmaker, quilt artist, and embroiderer. Her current work originates in dreams, a range of memories, and images of women. Nida translates these sources into narrative artworks combining fabric, beads, embroidery, paint, and ink.
For more information on “For the Love of Gaia”, on display at the International Quilt Museum at the University of Nebraska - Lincoln, visit internationalquiltmuseum.org/exhibition/love-gaia.
If you would like to support future exhibitions at the International Quilt Museum, visit nufoundation.org/give/university-of-nebraska-lincoln/international-quilt-museum/.
#InternationalQuiltMuseum #FortheLoveofGaia #GalleryTour










