Naturales Quaestiones/ Hybridization
Environmental Textile Exhibition in Sansepolcro, Tuscany, Italy Italian Curator Barbara Pavan explores the creative principle of hybridization through installations by eight international artists. The artworks all address the fusion and convergence of the pressing challenges of our time. The artists include: Jorgelina Alessandrelli, Gudrun Bartenberger-Geyer, Adeline Contreras, Monica Giovinazzi, Barbara Grossato, Simone Martinotta, Olga Teksheva […]
2025 Natural Questions/Hybridization
Exhibition Title: Naturales Quaestiones/ Hybridization About: Italian Curator Barbara Pavan explores the creative principle of hybridization through installations by eight international artists. The artworks all address the fusion and convergence of the pressing challenges of our time. Dates: 15 March to 31 May, 2025 Location:Palazzo Muglioni, Via Nicolo, Aggiunti 55, Sansepolcro, Italy Hours:Monday – Friday: […]
2025 Feathered!
Exhibition Title: FEATHERED! About: imperfecta is an art & design gallery focused on elevating women artists and minority creatives. imperfecta is located in the new and thriving art district of Oregon City, just south of Portland, Oregon. Gallerist and Founder Daria Loi invited Deborah Kruger to join imperfecta as a Gallery artist. ‘Feathered!’ is Kruger’s debut exhibition. […]
2025 Interpretations at the Visions Museum of Textile Art
More Information:Visions Museum of Textile Art (VMOTA): https://vmota.org/ Exhibition Title: INTERPRETATIONS 2025 About: The Visions Museum of Textile Art (VMOTA) celebrates and advances contemporary quilting and textile art through exhibitions that explore cultural traditions, contemporary relevance, and innovative creativity. The annual Interpretations show is an example of how we present the latest trends in contemporary fiber art. The […]
Deborah Kruger’s Art for Earth’s Sake!
Portrait of the Artist with Curator Stacy Bloom-Rexode Recycled Art, Community Conversations, and Creative Action for a Sustainable Future My enthusiasm for environmental advocacy shines through not only in my recycled artwork, but also in the environmental talks and workshops I present. Next week, for instance, I’ll be giving a Gallery Talk at the Block Gallery in […]
Nature Show in Italy
Exhibition Title: Naturales Quaestiones/ Hybridization About: Italian Curator Barbara Pavan explores the creative principle of hybridization through installations by eight international artists. The artworks all address the fusion and convergence of the pressing challenges of our time. Dates: 15 March to 31 May, 2025 Location: Palazzo Muglioni, Via Nicolo, Aggiunti 55, Sansepolcro, Italy Opening Reception: […]
Our Fragile Moment
Kruger’s Environmental Fiber Art on view in Chelsea, New York New York based artist and curator Fran Beallor has assembled a powerful and timely exhibition titled Our Fragile Moment. I will be joining over 30 artists working across a wide range of mediums and styles to express our concerns and understanding of the global climate […]
Deborah Kruger, North Carolina Artist
Deborah Kruger, North Carolina Artist Highlights of Kruger’s Environmental Fiber Art Since moving to Durham, North Carolina from Amherst, Massachusetts in 2014, Deborah Kruger has maintained an art studio in this vibrant art community. Over the last eleven years, Kruger’s environmental artwork has appeared in exhibitions, published in magazines and blogs and been awarded various […]
Environmental Duality in Turbulence: Birds/Beauty/Language/Loss at the Block Gallery
Reviewed by Samantha Oleschuk Here is a truly poetic art review of my current solo exhibition of my environmental fiber art at the Block Gallery in Raleigh, North Carolina. The reviewer, Samantha Oleschuk, writes for the Cultural Voice of North Carolina (CVNC) and is a recent graduate from Appalachian State College in Boone, NC. I […]
Deborah Kruger’s Corona de Plumas
Unpacking the evolution of a piece Corona de Plumas is a one-of-a-kind piece that evolved in an unusual way. The crown of this piece is evocative of feathered ceremonial objects used by indigenous peoples of the Amazon. However, this wasn’t my intent. Initially, the crown was facing downwards and was designed to cover a large […]