Salli McQuaid: The Kiss, 40"x 39": 2007

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  • 22 of Salli McQuaid's quilts were on view at the 2008 Chama (New Mexico) Outdoor Quilt Show, June 14, 2008. It was a wonderful show, with many fine quilts on display. They were hung from buildings up and down the charming, historical main street. Quilts for sale were in an open-face tent. Show quilts occupied a vacated supermarket that caved in under the weight of snow last winter. Fortunately, the roof had been restored, and a handy new restaurant now occupies half the space.
     
  • Salli McQuaid's The Kiss (Cosmic Illusion #8) was on view at a virtual exhibition November 2007-2008. This exhibition was guest-curated by k. velis turan for www.SAQA.com.
  • McQuaid served as a quilt angel at the Houston International Quilt Festival in November (2007). Here, she presented the grand sweepstakes winning entry "Hope for our World," by Textile Artist Hollis Chatelain, to enthralled crowds.

"I really got to know and love the piece," said McQuaid. "The crowd helped me, and I helped them (appreciate the work). I truly enjoyed the experience."

  • McQuaid's Winter Wave (Cosmic Illusion #5) was auctioned off November 2, 2007,  at the Alliance Francaise to benefit The Revels theatre troupe of Houston. Private collection.
     
  • Hawaiian Blue (...#2) and To a Garden (...#3) were accepted to the "Windows" exhibition at The Gallery of St. Johns, Kingston, NY, also in November of 2007.
Momentary Setback

In May of 2007 I underwent hip replacement surgery. Recovery until I could again work took about three months, so I am somewhat behind. As a result, I'm filling this space with some small completed projects and new ideas. My energy is almost all back now, and I'm only experiencing slight physical difficulties. Full recovery is expected in November, so I'm ahead of schedule there!

I regard this operation as a blessing, as I would have been in a wheelchair for the rest of my life without it. I wish to express my thanks to Dr. Gregory Stocks, of Houston, who performed the procedure with his customary and acclaimed expertise. 7/07

Notes (11/2008)
  • Coyote Night,  Gustav, Transitions, Plumb Dragon, and  Jailhouse Rock  are under construction.

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