“Jourdan Farm”
“Keeper’s House #1”
“Keeper’s House #2”
“Keeper’s Shadow”
“Around the Corner”
“Stepping Back”
“Monday Morning”
“Parson’s Return”
“Keeper’s Sky Gold #3”
“Keeper’s Sky Gold #2”
“Shadow Play”
“Keeper’s House, Cellar Door”
“Parson’s, Dusk”
Encaustics
“Opossum”
“Farmers’ Loan and Trust”
“Blackbird”
“Dragonfly”
“Red Grosbeak”
“New York, 1891”
“Received with Thanks”
“Biddeford, 1893”
“Certificate of Marriage”
“Sympathy”
“Black Beauty”
“Blue & Yellow Bird with Green Stamp”
“Moth with Green Stamp”
“Moth with Red Stamp”
“Oriole”
“White Rabbit”
Artist Berri Kramer received her BFA in Design and Crafts, with a minor in art history at Kent State University and earned a Master’s degree from Lesley University in Fiber Arts. For eighteen years she was a designer for Better Homes and Gardens and extensively explored color theory through quilt making. Her teaching philosophy is founded on profound respect for student ability and potential. Berri is President of Heartwood College of Art.
Berri is a fiber artist who gathers inspiration and textiles from humanitarian travels to Bolivia, South Africa, the Philippines and Guatemala. The encaustic medium translates the vibrant colors of her asymmetrical pieced work, and adds layers of depth and a painterly hand. The edges of her pieces are completed with textiles and encaustic. As a painter, she translates light and color in acrylic layers. Her interest in architecture reflects the “combining of forms” she is drawn to in her quilt work.