- In the twenty-first century,
quilts are
frequently displa**** as non-utilitarian
works of art but
historically quilts were
often used as bedcovers; and...
- www.ehrmantapestry.com.
Retrieved 2017-02-21. Jack
Braunstein article,
QuiltWorks Today magazine "FreeSpirit Fabrics". www.freespiritfabrics.com. Archived...
- The
Rajah Quilt is a
large quilt that was
created by
women convicts in 1841
whilst travelling from Woolwich, England, to Hobart, Australia,
using materials...
- The
NAMES Project AIDS
Memorial Quilt,
often abbreviated to AIDS
Memorial Quilt or AIDS
Quilt, is a
memorial to
celebrate the
lives of
people who have...
- and lectures, and
features more than 1,600
quilts and
other works of
textile art. The
festival began as a
Quilt Fair
organized by
Karey Patterson Bresenhan...
- The
quilts of Gee's Bend are
quilts created by a
group of
women and
their ancestors who live or have
lived in the
isolated African-American
hamlet of...
-
Quilt art,
sometimes known as art
quilting,
mixed media art
quilts or
fiber art
quilts, is an art form that uses both
modern and
traditional quilting...
- 1958) is an
American and
Navajo Nation quilter. A 2024
National Heritage Fellow, she
works on
ledger art
quilts with
historical narratives,
focusing on...
- exhibition,
American Museums of
Quilts and Textiles;
National Afro-American Museum;
Junior Black Academy of Arts and
Letters Quiltworks '93;
Frank Hale Cultural...
-
earliest existing decorative works is the
Tristan Quilt, made
around 1360 in Sicily. It is one of the
earliest surviving quilts in the
world and at least...
