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    • Anne McKenzie Nickolson, Indiana (20th/21st century), Life and Art - Gauguin, 2017, embroidery on pieced grosgrain ribbon, textile art, 8"H x 10"W (sight), 14 1/4"H x 16 1/4"H (frame)
      Oct. 05, 2024

      Anne McKenzie Nickolson, Indiana (20th/21st century), Life and Art - Gauguin, 2017, embroidery on pieced grosgrain ribbon, textile art, 8"H x 10"W (sight), 14 1/4"H x 16 1/4"H (frame)

      Est: $200 - $300

      Anne McKenzie Nickolson Indiana, (20th/21st century) Life and Art - Gauguin, 2017 embroidery on pieced grosgrain ribbon, textile art Artist label verso. From the private collection of Bret Waller and Mary Lou Dooley Waller, Indianapolis, Indiana. AnneMcKenzieNickolson.com: Biographical Statement: My interest in working with fabric goes back to my early childhood when I learned to sew, embroider, knit and crochet. These interests turned toward art making as I earned my BFA in Textile Design from Northern Illinois University, and my MFA in Textile Design from Indiana University. I have been a practicing, exhibiting fiber artist since 1977. My early work was pieced, appliquéd, embroidered often with hand dyeing and airbrushing. A natural evolution of ideas led to layered, pieced and appliquéd compositions which became quilts in 1997, and I created a rich body of work of these layered pieces. In 2015, I returned to some earlier threads of investigation and began doing embroidery on pieced grosgrain ribbon. This work allows me to incorporate rich, bold, coloration in the ground, with the delicate intensity that I want to bring to resilient images from past travels and experiences. My works have been exhibited in 32 states, 12 countries and 5 continents, including 5 Quilt Nationals and a SITES (Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Series) Show. I have received several grants in support of my work from the Indiana Arts Commission and a Creative Renewal Grant from the Arts Council of Indianapolis. Throughout my career, I have done commissions and have work in many public collections including Chase Manhattan Bank in New York City, A T & T in Kansas City, the Indianapolis Museum of Art, and the Indiana State Museum. Publications include articles and feature photographs in "American Craft", "Fiberarts", "Art in America", "Surface Design Journal", and numerous books.

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    • Anne McKenzie Nickolson, Indiana (20th / 21st Century), The Light In the Woods, Studio Art Quilt: pieced and appliqué cotton textile, 35" x 79"
      Jul. 23, 2022

      Anne McKenzie Nickolson, Indiana (20th / 21st Century), The Light In the Woods, Studio Art Quilt: pieced and appliqué cotton textile, 35" x 79"

      Est: $400 - $600

      Anne McKenzie Nickolson Indiana, (20th / 21st Century) The Light In the Woods Studio Art Quilt: pieced and appliqué cotton textile With artist's printed tag verso.

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    • Anne McKenzie Nickolson (American/Indiana, 20th c.)
      Jul. 17, 2016

      Anne McKenzie Nickolson (American/Indiana, 20th c.)

      Est: $300 - $400

      Anne McKenzie Nickolson (American/Indiana, 20th c.), "What's Out There?", 1992, embroidered, pieced and appliqued cotton, initialed "A.M.N." lower right, 40 in. x 40 in., framed. Note: Anne McKenzie Nickolson studied textile design at Northern Illinois University and Indiana University from where she holds a BFA and MFA respectively. She has been a practicing fiber artist since 1977, creating pieced, appliqu?d, and embroidered artwork that often incorporated hand dyeing and airbrushing. The work offered here represents Nickolson?s distinctive skill at abstracting detailed figures and combining them with geometric shapes to meet her goal of a complex visual experience in which ?the viewer can be surprised by the discovery of shapes, color changes, and multiple ways of seeing.? Nickolson?s art has been exhibited in thirty-two states, twelve countries and five continents and is featured in many prominent public and private collections, including the Indianapolis Museum of Art and Indiana State Museum. Publications featuring her work include articles and feature photographs in American Craft; Fiberarts; Art in America; and many others. Ref.: ?The Artist.? Anne McKenzie Nickolson. http://www.annemckenzienickolson.com. Accessed July 29, 2015.

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    • Anne McKenzie Nickolson (American/Indiana)
      Feb. 21, 2016

      Anne McKenzie Nickolson (American/Indiana)

      Est: $600 - $800

      Anne McKenzie Nickolson (American/Indiana, 20th c.), "What's Out There?", 1992, embroidered, pieced and appliqued cotton, initialed "A.M.N." lower right, 40 in. x 40 in., framed. Note: Anne McKenzie Nickolson studied textile design at Northern Illinois University and Indiana University from where she holds a BFA and MFA respectively. She has been a practicing fiber artist since 1977, creating pieced, appliquéd, and embroidered artwork that often incorporated hand dyeing and airbrushing. The work offered here represents Nickolson’s distinctive skill at abstracting detailed figures and combining them with geometric shapes to meet her goal of a complex visual experience in which “the viewer can be surprised by the discovery of shapes, color changes, and multiple ways of seeing.” Nickolson’s art has been exhibited in thirty-two states, twelve countries and five continents and is featured in many prominent public and private collections, including the Indianapolis Museum of Art and Indiana State Museum. Publications featuring her work include articles and feature photographs in American Craft; Fiberarts; Art in America; and many others. Ref.: “The Artist.” Anne McKenzie Nickolson. http://www.annemckenzienickolson.com. Accessed July 29, 2015.

      Neal Auction Company
    • Anne McKenzie Nickolson (American/Indiana)
      Sep. 13, 2015

      Anne McKenzie Nickolson (American/Indiana)

      Est: $1,200 - $1,800

      Anne McKenzie Nickolson (American/Indiana, 20th c.), "What's Out There?", 1992, embroidered, pieced and appliqued cotton, initialed "A.M.N." lower right, 40 in. x 40 in., framed Note: Anne McKenzie Nickolson studied textile design at Northern Illinois University and Indiana University from where she holds a BFA and MFA respectively. She has been a practicing fiber artist since 1977, creating pieced, appliquéd, and embroidered artwork that often incorporated hand dyeing and airbrushing. The work offered here represents Nickolson’s distinctive skill at abstracting detailed figures and combining them with geometric shapes to meet her goal of a complex visual experience in which “the viewer can be surprised by the discovery of shapes, color changes, and multiple ways of seeing.” Nickolson’s art has been exhibited in thirty-two states, twelve countries and five continents and is featured in many prominent public and private collections, including the Indianapolis Museum of Art and Indiana State Museum. Publications featuring her work include articles and feature photographs in American Craft; Fiberarts; Art in America; and many others. Ref.: “The Artist.” Anne McKenzie Nickolson. http://www.annemckenzienickolson.com. Accessed July 29, 2015.

      Neal Auction Company
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