Flora & Fauna
Feb
22
to May 3

Flora & Fauna

  • Roswell United Methodist Church (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

Three of my quilted fiber collages - Floral Drama, Composed Collage and Floral Blues with Red Border - are among the 55 pieces in various artistic mediums on display at Charis Gallery in Roswell United Methodist Church in Roswell.

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Bits & Pieces: The art of collage / assemblage
Mar
3
to Mar 26

Bits & Pieces: The art of collage / assemblage

  • O'Hanlon Center for the Arts (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

Collage and assemblage fundamentally depend on bringing together two or more existing elements in a way that makes us consider these elements both in new ways as individual items and taken together as a new whole. This exhibit features works that remind us of the masters: Daniel Anselmi, Romare Bearden, Hannah Höch, Robert Rauschenberg, Man Ray, Robert Szot, and Kara Walker. My piece, “Bird, Map, Type” is included in this show

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ARTQUILTS journey
Mar
11
to May 2

ARTQUILTS journey

  • Page Walker Arts & History Center (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

The 2026 Juried Exhibition of innovative quilts: ARTQUILTSjourney features 38 fiber art quilts created by 26 artists from across the United States. It includes my “Dots / Maps” piece. Awards will be presented during the Artists Reception 6-8pm March 27, 2026.

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EmpowerHER
Mar
13
to Apr 25

EmpowerHER

  • Emma Darnell Aviation Museum & Conference Center (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

In celebration of Women’s History Month, “EmpowerHER” aims to spotlight the diverse voices, experiences, and achievements of women through various artistic mediums. My piece is called “Women World.”

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Creek Rising 2025
Sep
18
5:00 PM17:00

Creek Rising 2025

The South Fork Conservancy’s annual benefit Creek Rising will run from 5 to 7:30pm Thursday, September 18 at Zonolite Park, Atlanta 30306. You’ll be able to browse and bid online prior to the event and in-person on September 18. Check out my donated quilted collage, “It Is What It Is!” in the quilt auction! https://givebutter.com/c/CreekRising2025/auction

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Object Stories: Atlanta
Sep
6
6:00 PM18:00

Object Stories: Atlanta

American Craft Council presents Object Stories: Atlanta, a live evening of storytelling and connection. Artists featured in American Craft magazine’s “The Scene: Craft in Atlanta,” along with other creative luminaries, will each bring an object that holds meaning and share personal reflections on the handmade, community, and what craft means today. Among those speaking will be my talent textile artist friend Dawn Williams Boyd and ceramic artist Kate Pak.

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The Schwa Show
Sep
5
to Sep 27

The Schwa Show

  • Emerge Gallery & Art Center (map)
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My “Whole Cloth Quilted” collage will be displayed in "The Schwa Show: Celabrating 25 Years," 
a national juried exhibition recognizing excellence in fine arts and craft, from September 5 to September 27, 2025 in the the Don Edwards and Harvey Wooten Gallery at the Emerge Gallery & Art Center in Greenville, NC.

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Creek Rising Benefit
Sep
3
1:00 PM13:00

Creek Rising Benefit

Join the fun at South Fork Conservancy’s annual Creek Rising benefit. My quilted fiber art collage, “It Is What It Is” will be among the items for auction. You can browse ahead and bid online or do a final bid in person at Zonolite Park. https://givebutter.com/c/CreekRising2025/auction

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2025 Biennial Textiles Exhibit Inspiration
Aug
9
to Oct 18

2025 Biennial Textiles Exhibit Inspiration

  • he Hudgens Center for Art & Learning (map)
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The Chattahoochee Handweavers Guild sponsors 2025 Biennial Textiles Exhibit “Inspiration” beginning August 9, 2025 and running through October 18, 2025 at The Hudgens Center for Art & Learning, Gas South Arena, 6400 Sugarloaf Pkwy Building 300, Duluth, GA 30097. Sandy Teepen’s “Map Collage” will be on display in this juried show.

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17th Annual Atlanta Quilt Festival
Aug
1
to Sep 6

17th Annual Atlanta Quilt Festival

The AQF is dedicated to the preservation and promotion of African American quilting and other textile art. It showcases some of the finest examples of African American quilts, dolls and other fiber art across the spectrum of all genres including traditional, art, modern and African American Heritage styles. Sandy Teepen’s “African Fabrics Collage 2” will be on display.

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Objects - New art by Sandy Teepen
Jul
18
to Aug 15

Objects - New art by Sandy Teepen

KAI LIN ART is proud to present our fifth exhibition of 2025 and inaugural juried exhibition of 3-dimensional works: OBJECTS. This landmark showcase brings together 35 contemporary artists from across the Southeast and beyond, highlighting the expressive potential and versatility of sculpture and relief sculpture. Along with the exhibition, OBJECTS will also feature new art from our juror Marc Boyson and fiber artist Sandy Teepen.

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38th Northern National Art Competition
Jun
12
to Jul 26

38th Northern National Art Competition

  • Nicolet Coollege Art Gallery (map)
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The 38th Northern National Art Competition is held in Rhinelander, Wisconsin, from June 12 - July 26, 2025, at the Nicolet College Art Gallery. Began in 1987, this show is a cooperative venture between Nicolet College Arts & Enrichment and the Northern Arts Council (NAC). The Northern National Art Competition strives to showcase a cross section of contemporary art in a variety of two-dimensional mediums. Sandy Teepen’s “Big Stripes” is on display in this this exhibition.

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Reclaimed Visions:  The Art of Upcycling
Apr
12
to May 24

Reclaimed Visions: The Art of Upcycling

Upcycling is the art of transformation—giving discarded materials new life and purpose. Unlike recycling, which breaks down materials for reuse, upcycling elevates them, turning waste into something of greater value. Upcycled art is more than a creative practice—it’s a powerful statement on sustainability. By transforming discarded materials into thought-provoking works, artists can shed light on environmental issues, encourage sustainable habits, and inspire meaningful change. Upcycling not only reduces waste and conserves resources but also challenges us to see beauty and potential in what others might throw away.

Check out my piece “Raw Edges” on display!

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