Marilyn Clarke is a contemporary quilt and fibre artist living in Guelph, Ontario. Her work explores the use of both traditional and

improvisational techniques in cutting, appliqué, fabric use and quilting. The use of silk, metallic threads and free motion machine

stitching creates rich textures to enhance her designs. Her fibre bowls are created by molding layered pieces of fabric together with

heavy stitching and applying a design with the bowl. Marilyn is a member of the Royal City Quilter's Guild. Her work can be seen

during the Annual Fall Guelph Studio Tour or by appointment.

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		Quadrilaterals 36" x 48: Series of Block Study #1 Silk Background

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		Floating Blocks 32" x 24" Series of Block Study #2

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		Three Panel Garden 9" x 30" Garden Appliqué on Silk Background

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		Falling Klimt Block Study #3 Inspired by Gustav Klimt exhibit - National Gallery of Canada, Summer 2001

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		Floral Impressions on Canvas 24" x 34"

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		Floral Impression #3 26" x 30"

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	Metallic Bowl Series 8" Diameter

 

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		Floral Bowl 13" Diameter Fibre Bowl is machine molded and appliquéd, using metallic threads and a variety of fabrics, free motion stitching used to "paint" design.

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		Spirals 25"w x 35"h Fibre Silk background, layered with colour wash of spirals. Machine quilted.

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		Triptych Garden 31"w x 22"h Fibre/Quilted Machine quilted, hand embellished garden image - colour study in three

123 Yorkshire Street North
Guelph, Ontario N1H 5B5
519-821-0883
email: marilynclarke@canoemail.com

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