"Talk about mixed media: I've always considered that a catchall term, something tacked to a piece of art when it's not clear how to identify the materials. But in the case of "Assemblage & Recyclates," mixed media somehow works. After all, this somnolent title - "recyclate" is a word, but ... - covers an exhibition that is all about turning leftovers into a feast." Read the full review from "The Rocky Mountain News."

"Working in a medium she calls textile painting. Kruger creates triangular, feather-like all hangings from slivers of fiber layered heavily with encaustic, oil stick, waxed linen and beads. Read the full review from "Westword about Deborah Kruger."

"Beauty in wool: James Koehler takes a humble material, wool, and with the skills of a master colorist turns it into compelling textiles.  That’s the bottom line with a new show of Koehler’s weavings, at Translations Gallery, the place to go in this area to see work in fiber and related materials. (Such as clay, in woventogether loops by Ruth Borgenicht, in a small side gallery.) " Read the full review from "The Rocky Mountain News."

"James Koehler's tapestries create a striking visual impact that is intensified when viewed together in a single space. Fifteen to twenty vibrant tapestries by the Santa Fe artist will be on exhibition at Translations Gallery from December 7th, 2007 until January 12, 2008." Download the full article from Art of the Four Corners. Page 1 and Page 2.

"Flow was juried by Marily Dillard, a founder and the first president of the Front Range Contemporary Quilters group. Entries came from the regional membership in the Mountain West chapter of the Studio Art Quilt Associates, and Dillard selected pieces that illustrated the word "flow" in some way." Read the full article from Westword about Translations.