Jeanne Williamson combines printmaking, painting, collage, and sewing in her art work. She is very interested in working with monoprints of orange construction fences, and how they relate to nature, architecture, and to other construction fence patterns. Her work can be seen in galleries and museums all over the world, and in many books and magazines.

Jeanne enjoys challenging herself as an artist. She has been working on her Orange Construction Fence Series since 2002, and plans on working on the series indefinitely. In 2005, Jeanne's "Orange Construction Fence Series #29" won Best of Show and the McCarthy Award at Quilt National 2005, and was printed on the cover of the catalog, Quilt National 2005 (Lark Books).

From 1999 though 2005, Jeanne made one small quilt each week, creating a grand total of 365 quilts. This project gave her the opportunity to experiment with different techniques and design. It also provided her with a time and place to be creative each week. In 2007 Jeanne worked on the 12 x 12 x 12 Series, which was a monthly series. In 2008, Jeanne is continuing the 12 x 12 x 12 Series, and is also working on a weekly mixed media series.

In her book, The Uncommon Quilter, Jeanne provides quilters, sewers, paper and mixed-media artists with 52 projects for creating their own unique quilts using everyday materials and found objects in each project. The book is divided by type of medium, including Plastic, Paper, Surface Design, and Fiber, and contains innovative ideas and clear step-by-step instructions for quick-to-stitch as well as complicated quilts.

Read an article (in PDF format) about Jeanne in the October 2006 issue The Middlesex Beat, an arts magazine in the Boston area. And, listen to Jeanne's interview on WICN radio in Worcester, MA.

Jeanne is a member of The Boston Printmakers, Studio Art Quilt Associates, and the Surface Design Association.

She lives in Natick, Massachusetts, with her husband Joshua Ostroff, and her son Jonah (when he's home from college). She has a BFA in Fibers from Philadelphia College of Art (now the University of the Arts), and also a MSAEd in Art Education from Massachusetts College of Art.

Most of the art work on this site is for sale, and some of it is work is available on Guild.com. If you would like prices and availability, are interested in a possible lecture, would like to be included on her mailing list, or just want to say hello, please contact Jeanne.