Our Vision
Celebrating Fiber Art, Elevating Tradition
Loewen Gallery was founded to create community and opportunity for artists working in the medium of quilt making. This is a space where craftsmanship and creativity intersect, where fabric becomes fine art, and where tradition evolves into something new.
Loewen Gallery is dedicated to the artistry of quilt making, showcasing fiber works that transcend craft and enter the realm of fine art. Here, fabric becomes a medium of expression—every stitch, seam, and layered texture an intentional act of creativity.
We believe quilt making and textile art have the power to transcend tradition, becoming a profound form of contemporary fine art. At Loewen Gallery, every piece reflects this potential, offering a place where the textures, colors, and artistry of fiber inspire and captivate.
Our Founder: Owner & Award-Winning Quilting Artist Pamela Loewen
Pamela Stillman Loewen started quilting over 30 years ago, as a traditional quilt maker. Her early work was juried into national shows, such as AQS in Paducah, Kentucky and the International Quilt Festival in Houston, Texas. In 1999, she moved to New Zealand where she and her family lived for almost 8 years. There she had a pivotal opportunity in 2002 to take a class with Master Quilt maker Nancy Crow. The experience inspired Pamela to begin pursuing quilt-making as an art form. She continued to exhibit her work in NZ at the local and national level and her quilts were published in several issues of the New Zealand Quilter magazine.
In 2006, Pamela and her family returned to the US and settled in Williamston, Michigan. She continued taking classes at the Crow Timber Frame Barn in central Ohio, where she studied with Nancy Crow and other leaders in the field of contemporary quilt-making for over a decade.
Pamela started dyeing her own fabrics in 2009 to have more control over the hue, value, and intensity of her textiles. Currently much of her design inspiration comes from nature and her extensive travels. Her work has been juried into and won awards at Quilt National (The Dairy Barn Arts Center, Athens, Ohio) and Quilts=Art=Quilts (The Schweinfurth Art Center, Auburn, New York). One of her pieces was recently acquired by the International Quilt Museum in Lincoln, Nebraska for their Quilt National Collection. Click Here To See Pamela's Website
Contact Pamela: pamela@loewengallery.com