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Avianto is a traveling exhibition. Stay tuned to hear about the next stop! The Italian fiber magazine, Arte Morbida, has been very kind to me

ArtDaily.com Features Kruger’s Solo Show of Environmental Art in Tennessee of Environmental Art in Tennessee Exciting environmental artist Deborah Kruger exhibiting at Tennessee Tech University

Dovetail Magazine features contemporary art that evokes a sense of place.  Since my artwork is a wistful expression of how disappearing habitat affects all species,

Bold Journey is an online magazine dedicated to sharing stories of people who are living life boldly.  Carmen Martinez from Bold Journey Publishing contacted me

I am honored to have an in-depth interview about my artwork, inspirations and art practice that appears in Arte Morbida, the premier Italian magazine about

On-line magazine shines a light on creatives Canvas Rebel is an on-line magazine that shines a light on creatives, their process, artwork and ideas. My

As you know, I have a studio in Durham, NC where I have family and textile colleagues. Voyage Raleigh contacted me for an interview and

You just never know where the next article is coming from I was contacted by a writer from the Netherlands last fall about being interviewed

Unique ‘Avianto’ exhibit explores endangered birds & human languages We artists love our visibility and I have been blessed with more than my fair share. 

As a result of all the outreach surrounding my exhibition in Mexico City, Bob Chaundy found me and my artwork and asked to interview me

Deborah Kruger’s inaugural solo exhibition in Mexico City on view at Proyectos Galería Making a Difference with Environmentally Conscious Art At this critical moment when

Making Your Own Feathers in Mexico   Woven Tale Press, a literary and fine art magazine, featured my artwork. You can read the article or

Yet another article has come out about my solo exhibition Plumas at PRPG.MX gallery in Mexico City. This time @barbarapavan469 the editor of the esteemed

Deborah Kruger’s inaugural solo exhibition in Mexico City on view at Proyectos Galería An article was published by Etty Yaniv who covers contemporary art for

I am honored to have a long interview and images of my new work featured on the Textile Curator blog.  The curator is Helen Adams,

“All my artwork is concerned with endangered birds and languages.” 2019 No. 2SAQA JOURNAL READ ARTICLE

A Different Feather “The best of art is a dialogue,” Kruger says. “It’s form and content. And I’m asking myself, ‘Am I making these connections

IN THE SPOTLIGHT: Deborah Kruger “I spend a lot of time thinking about the….delicate balance between making things that are simultaneously beautiful and meaningful.” FEBRUARY/MARCH 2009QUILTING

A Transformation of the materials “…outstanding art requires a transformation of the materials so that the piece becomes a unique alchemy of what it is

Fiber Artist`s Deep Concern for Endangered Birds “In the United States I could never afford a studio, full-time assistant and six additional studio technicians.” DECEMBER,

An Interview with Deborah Kruger “Surround yourself with inspiring people who believe in you, spend time looking at art that makes you quiver. Aim high

Zoneone Arts Brings Deborah Kruger to You…. “Deborah Kruger’s inspiration is taken from bird migrational patterns.  Kruger’s work is a story, interwoven with beauty, glamour

ARTIST: Deborah Kruger “The artist Deborah Kruger uses her creativity to understand the world around her, specifically the natural world, its problems in trying to adapt

PLUMAS Y VUELOS – FEATHERS AND FLIGHTS “The exhibited work has internal languages … that refer to Kruger’s personal migration process … to Mexico. Turbulence…Vortex…Cambodia…are some

Kruger exhibit aims to wake us up “At the opening reception for “Turbulence: Birds, Beauty, Language & Loss,” our minds and eyes were popped open

Triangles that echo with myth “…something special, something mythic happens when hands pick up materials like these.  Textiles, she demonstrates, are only a step removed

Fabric expressions highlight of gallery walk “Working in wax, resin and pigment, applied to neatly cut slices of colorful fabric, Kruger’s fascination with the basic