Articulation Texture Group’s “Connected Heritage” Exhibition at the The New Iceland Museum.

Amanda Onchulenko is a member of Articulation, a Textile collective comprised of 6 Canadian textile artists from Manitoba to Vancouver Island. The group meets annually in Canadian locations to research, study, support, develop, inspire, create and exhibit together. 
In 2016 the group visited Gimli and the surrounding area to explore the Interlake landscape and cultural connections specific to the region. 

Inspired by the heritage of this unique destination, Amanda, along with members of Articulation Textile Group, expressed their personal responses in textiles using fabric, thread, paint, dye, wool and mixed media, making connections to the heart of the Canadian nation and the legacy of its people.

Interlake inspiration where water meets sky

Working on a quilted piece for “Connected Heritage”

West coast wanderings with a harbour view. Wherever we are wherever we go the horizon line grounds our gaze