Thursday, December 17, 2009
The Journey of Hope in America: Quilts Inspired by President Barack Obama
Opening December 18, 2009 is the exhibit "The Journey of Hope in America: Quilts Inspired by President Barack Obama" at the National Afro-American Museum and Cultural Center in Wilberforce, Ohio. Dr. Carolyn Mazloomi is the curator who has organized the quilts of 95 artists! The 208-page color catalog is available for pre-order for $16.50. The book ships in April 2010. Congratulations to all the quilters with pieces in the show! Enjoy!
Labels:
2008 Presidential quilts,
books,
exhibits
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7 comments:
YIPPEE.... I was privileged to be one of the 95 quilt artists... Dr. Mazloomi is awsome and gracious.. glad you're spreading the word!
Bquiltin Stuio
Thanks so much for showcasing the opening event. I am also lucky to have one quilt of my own and a group quilt, in the exhibition and book!
Sherry Shine's quilt (on the cover) just gives me a huge sense of pride of then and now. Everytime I see it, I feel goosebumps. Congratulations, Bev Kirk, all artists and Dr. Mazloomi.
Diana Bracy
www.dianabracy.com
i would love to see this book in person. sounds great.
I have a quilt in this exhibit and have been overwhelmed with pride and humbled by the art works. The cover is wonderful and represents all of us so well.
Happy Holidays.
Happy New Year Kyra,
Thank you for the mention of Dr Mazloomi's upcoming book. I was very fortunate to have my Obama quilt chosen for the book and exhibit. I can't wait to see this published works filled with fiberart masterpieces inspired by the President.
Countdown.... heard review copies of the book are now being mailed. Can't wait to read the book and see the quilts when final publication happens!
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