Barbara Moon Boertzel has spent more than five decades as both an artist and educator, with a creative journey that has taken her from the classrooms of Corcoran School of Art to Guam, Cranbrook Academy of Art, and ultimately Bucks County. Throughout her career, she has created pages, books, and slow-stitched textiles that reflect the breadth of her artistic practice and embody a central theme that runs through her work: the preservation of moments in time.
Join us for an intimate conversation with Barbara as she reflects on her artistic path, explores the cultural experiences and traditions that have influenced her work, and shares insights into the processes behind her distinctive fiber-based creations. Discover how memory, place, and the passage of time continue to shape an extraordinary body of work.