Welcome to my website! My name is Betty Busby. I am an artist living in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

I am a graduate of the Rhode Island School of Design, where I majored in ceramics. After RISD, I founded a ceramic tile manufacturing studio in Los Angeles, ran it for 18 years, and sold it to move to New Mexico. I am happy to say that it is still in business today.

I have been working full-time making fiber art and teaching since I moved to New Mexico in 1994.

Linda Faigen has published a profile of me on her blog. I have republished it here.

The Fiber Gallery and Collage Gallery contains full (and some detail) images. For more complete sale information, visit my Etsy shop:
http://www.bbusbyarts.etsy.com

The Beyond Benign Foundation in Wilmington, Massachusetts, featured Cytology, Metaphase, and Primordia in November as part of its Art Meets Science open house. Beyond Benign is an educational foundation of Warner Babcock devoted to educating the public about the uses of green chemistry.
http://www.beyondbenign.org/

The November issue of Machine Quilting Unlimited (above) features my work.

My work has been selected for inclusion in Quilt Visions "Interpretations 2009." Click on the image at right for a printable poster.

Check out the August/September 2009 issue of Quilting Arts Magazine. It's full of wonderful articles, including one by me on beaded trees.

Gallery 101 Main in Collinsville, Connecticut, represents my work. The gallery has a vibrant collection of contemporary artists, it is well worth a visit if you're in the area.
http://www.gallery101main.com