Grab a cup of coffee or tea and revisit a wonderful video from 2009.
Full-Spectrum, Natural Fibers, Quilts & the Textile Arts ran from September 10 through December 5, 2009 at the Binghamton University Art Museum. It featured three stunning Textile exhibits.
Learn about the development and exploration of natural fibers in the The Evolution of Natural Fibers. Vibrations: Color Resonance in Antique Quilts, 1860-1940 features quilts from the Pilgrim/Roy collection. While the Contemporary Quilt Show features the works of the quilting world's pioneers and leaders such as Ricky Tims, Alex Anderson, Paula Nadelstern, Joen Wolfram, Diane Gaudynski, and many, many more.
The video includes audio commentary by Marilyn Henrion, Sharyn Craig, Marilyn Bedford, and Judy Dales. A special thank you to Jack Braunstein for sharing this exhibit. For more information visit www.artmuseum.binghamton.edu.
The video can be seen in full screen by clicking the monitor button on the bottom right of the video frame (next to the sound button). You will have a visual and audio sampling of the some of the quilts.
For our Member Spotlight, we'd like you to meet Angelines Artero a very active member of the TQS website and avid blogger from Spain. She began quilting in 1996 and now teaches and encourages learning about quilting through her blog, http://angelinesartero.blogspot.com.
We're opening up an early episode this weekend featuring Mary Fisher, quilt artist, author, and AIDS activist. As an ambassador for the United Nations AIDS program, she discusses how she uses her art to raise awareness about the impact of AIDS, especially on women.
In this episode she demonstrates unique ways of creating original fabric with stamps and block printing. These techniques are included in her African-themed quilts from her book, Abataka.
Note: This episode is in the older viewing format.
Susan shows you how to get your project finished with shortcuts on the binding that you will love.