#4 Mola Cat by Sheri Sidor

Mola Cat by Sheri Sidor

2019 Cat’N Around Catskill – Cat #4

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Sponsored by: Heart of Catskill Association

Description: Mola is a textile art form made by the Kuna people, of Colombia and Panama. Molas are made using a very complex technique overlapping layers of fabric sewn together. In the Kuna’s native language, “Mola” means “shirt” or “clothing”. This cat represents a sewn Mola cat doll. Click for more information on Molas.

About the Artist: I retired in November 2018 after 30 years teaching art in a public school. I share my home in North Greenbush, NY with my adopted cats and dog. I enjoy gardening, creating art, attending antique shows and flea markets. It is my love for animals and plants which inspires me and is commonly reflected upon in my artwork. I have exhibited work around the Albany NY area and have had artwork exhibited in the Central Adirondack NY Art Show. Because I am now retired, I now have more time to spend with my pets while I’m painting! This is my first time Creating a cat for Cat’n Around Catskill.