Recent Projects + Upcoming Exhibitions
Packing + Cracking: The Art of (And Response To) Gerrymandering
Opening September 17, 2024Presented by Saint Joseph’s Arts FoundationAnnouncing Saint Joseph’s Arts Foundation’s next exhibition, Packing and Cracking: The Art of (and Response to) Gerrymandering. Come see how threads become…
IMAGINE… Beyond red, white, and blue
Fall Exhibit at HUNT & GATHER
September 20-November 24
Located in the Inner Sunset District of San Francisco. Featuring my work along with 12 other local artists. Join us on opening day: Sept 20th in conjunction with the Inner Sunset Art Walk.
SF OPEN STUDIOS-Weekend 4 | Westside
Join us for ARTSPAN’S 50th Year of Open Studios in San Francisco, Weekend 4-Westside, Oct 12 + 13 with a SFOS kick-off party and artist reception on Friday night Oct 11th from 6-9 pm!Fall Seasonal Show at Hunt and Gather I’m proud to…
Canvas Rebel Interview: Meet Catherine C. Sherman
Canvas Rebel’s mission is to create a space for artists, creatives and entrepreneurs to be able to learn from their peers through the magic and power of storytelling. I was recently interviewed and you can read my story here.
Photo Shoot with David Enloe
Check out this article by Bay Area Photographer David Enloe featuring images from our recent photo shoots. He’s capturing images of “quilts in motion, being used and integrated into the rhythm of daily living.”- D. Enloe
Narrowing my intentions while widening my horizons
Hello from “across the pond” in Cambridge, UK.I’ve joined my dear husband, Scot, on his well-earned sabbatical. It’s been scheduled since 2018 but was postponed due to the COVID pandemic…
PHOTO CREDIT: Bay Area Photographer David Enloe
Catherine C. Sherman
quiltmaker/conceptual artist/teaching artist
“I develop series and community projects to explore universal themes and hold space for individual expressions in shared geometries: an invitation to thought, imagination, and action.” —Catherine C. Sherman
Hope, conversation + healing through art
Welcome to the movement!
“Catherine Sherman’s quilts are more than fabric stitched together—they are stories, symbols of empathy, and expressions of unity . . . her work blends craftsmanship with intention, creating pieces meant to be cherished by collectors and passed down through generations.”
- Bay Area Photographer, David Enloe
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