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Florida Weekly
Mary Fisher was supposed to be dead by now. But 26 years after she accused The Grand Old Party of insensitivity and complacency about AIDS in a speech at the 1992 Republican National Convention that’s been ranked among the greatest of the 20th century — she’s still here.
Channel 5 – WPTV
Think of textiles and fabric; rugs and quilts may come to mind. But, spend time walking through the exhibit Textile Meditations: Mary Fisher and Friends at the Armory Art Center in West Palm Beach, and you will come away changed. The exhibit's driving force is Mary Fisher, an internationally known artist, author and aids activist.
3 To See – Palm Beach Post
While most museum works remain strictly hands-off, there’s something about tactile art that brings you closer to the creator and the emotion they’re attempting to communicate. In the case of international artist Mary Fisher, some of those works represent pain, struggle and, especially, hope. Fisher joins four other artists (Jan Beaney, Jean Littlejohn, Jane Dunnewold and Marsha Christo) for an exhibition at the Armory Art Center
Palm Beach Daily News Shiny Sheet
Making things with cloth might be a lost art in most households. But it’s not lost to art. That’s one of the takeaways of the textile exhibition at the Armory Art Center in West Palm Beach. The other is the tremendous variety in the more than 180 works by five artists. They’ve been brought together by West Palm Beach resident Mary Fisher, an artist, AIDS activist, and daughter of the late Marjorie and Max Fisher of Palm Beach.
New York Spaces
'Textile Meditations: Mary Fisher and Friends' is on view at the Armory Art Center in West Palm Beach Mary Fisher's engaging textile works are on view at the Armory Art Center in West Palm Beach, Florida, through February 10th.
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