Use & ornament An exploration of the improv quilt
Book - 2024
"Improv quilting is not new . It has a rich and varied history that inspires exploration. These quilts have long been more than objects of utility. They can give voice to political protest, memorialise a lost loved one, be a cathartic outlet, and still hold their own against works realised in more recognised fine art media. They are historical documents and family keepsakes, existing within a duality of 'Use & Ornament'."--
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- Subjects
- Published
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Pleasanton, CA :
Lucky Spool Media, LLC
2024.
- Language
- English
- Main Author
- Edition
- First edition
- Item Description
- No title on cover.
- Physical Description
- 236 pages : illustrations (chiefly color) ; 29 cm
- ISBN
- 9781940655499
- Introduction: From an attic to Ann Arbor
- Part one: Then: Welsh quilts
- Crazy quilts
- Gee's Bend quilts
- Part two: Now: Jo Avery
- Russell Barratt
- Jen Broemel
- Chris English
- Tara Faughnan
- Zak Foster
- Luke Haynes
- Debbie Jeske
- Heidi Parkes
- Drew Steinbrecher
- Melanie Tuazon
- Part three: Next: Tools and notions
- The Projects: A quilt that celebrates the process
- A quilt that brings people together
- A quilt that speaks
- A quilt that protests
- A quilt that honours
- A quilt that records
- A quilt that celebrates tradition
- A quilt that commemorates
- Quilting collaborations
- Afterword: Red carpet recognition.