“Ruins, Relics and Rituals” Exhibit, Through May 27 at Olney Gallery, Trinity Episcopal Cathedral, 100 W. Roosevelt St., Open Tuesday-Friday, 9am to 4pm
Juror Heidi Dauphin, a mixed media/ceramic artist and Exhibition Coordinator at the Shemer Gallery, has selected pieces from artists that “delve deeply into the intricate realms of history, memory, symbolism, and cultural practices.”
Congratulations to our members Ruth H, Gina S, and Debra K for their pieces in the show.
Phoenix Art Museum, 1625 N Central Avenue, Phoenix “Flowers of the Punjab” on exhibit through September 6, 2026.
In rural Punjab, women have long participated in and stewarded the textile tradition of phulkari-making, which begins shortly after a girl’s birth and extends through her lifetime until she is married. The term phulkari refers to the stylized floral motifs present in most of these ornate textiles as well as the textiles themselves. Traditionally crafted cooperatively by women within families and villages, phulkari served various purposes, functioning as blankets, shawls, and decorative wall hangings. Experience stunning examples of phulkaris in Flowers of the Punjab: Textiles of India, drawn from the Khanuja Family Collection.
https://phxart.org/exhibition/flowers-of-the-punjab/
