"Jill Powers achieves the mysticism of the orient with handmade paper that she casts into starkly simple forms. The serene oblong shape of Ms. Powers's "Reverence" has the essence of an Oriental reliquary. A single dried okra pod hangs down in front like a ceremonial vessel."
-Review from the Sunday New York Times - July 15, 1990
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- Jill's sculpture is included in theSnyderman Fiber Biennial - the latest cutting edge work in fiber.
- An exhibition at the Houston Center for Contemporary Craft called The Paper Runway is featuring Jill's kozo shoes!
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