American Craft
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 well?’”
JANUARY/DECEMBER 2019
Quilting Arts Magazine
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 2009
Textile Artist.org
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 made from combined with your vision.”
APRIL/MAY, 2014
The Guadalajara Reporter
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, 2017
Textile Fibre Forum
Articles
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 in the studio and out in the world.”
DECEMBER , 2014
Zone Arts
Articles
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 and a social conscience.“
SEPTEMBER 3, 2018
The Textile Blog
Articles
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 to enforced changes by humans, and ultimately the shifts that are forced on ourselves through those changes.”
JULY 18, 2018
Opus Textile
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 of Kruger’s work titles alluding to the disappearance of birds.”
AUGUST, 2018
Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara Reporter
Kruger exhibit aims to wake us up
“At the opening reception for “Turbulence: Birds, Beauty, Language & Loss,” our minds and eyes were popped open by the colorful, tactile and three-dimensional feathered artwork of Deborah Kruger”.
AUGUST 11, 2018