Upcoming Exhibitions + Recent Projects
Cross Roads: Member Showcase
I'm thrilled to be part of the dynamic “Cross Section: Members Showcase” presented by ArtSpan and Mission Bowling Club including work by Ben Cressy, Lisa McElroy, Nathalie Fabri, sendoodz (Alyssa Yang) and Tatti Carvalho and a solo show, "Over The Hedge" by Sarah K....
Opening this weekend in San Jose at Noble Gallery
interwoven: the threads that bind (US.) genARTS’ 5th Annual Experimental Exhibition In partnership with Local Color, genARTS is proud to present: INTERWOVEN: The Threads That Bind (Us) at Noble Workshop and Gallery. On view from October 3 to October 30, 2025 This...
SF Open Studios 2025
Sept. 20 and 21: Weekend One/West Side It’s my pleasure to host my SF Open Studios event at home this year. Come see the most extensive display of my work to date and find a treasure to enjoy now and for future generations. Experience the feeling of holding a quilt...
LET iT RiP + MAKiNG MEANiNG
GRiEF TRANSFORMED In 2024 when I co-curated the Fall Show Imagine: Beyond Red White and Blue at Hunt & Gather, gallery owner DeeDee Hunt invited me to create a “ripping station” where the community could experience my practice of tearing fabric to process grief,...
USF Debut of HEXAGON PROJECT
The HEXAGON PROJECT found an enthusiastic new audience at University of San Francisco College of Arts and Sciences 15th Annual Creative Activity and Research Day, May 2, 2024. What a mouthful - but you can read more about the event here: CARD 2025 | myUSF.We can’t put...
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…
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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