Many hands make a quilt : short histories of radical quilting

Name/Title

Many hands make a quilt : short histories of radical quilting

Entry/Object ID

pa.NK9198.B34 2021

Description

"The stories of resilience and resistance told here are mostly drawn from the vibrant 19th and 20th century history of quilting in North America when the tradition of communally making a patchwork quilt was firmly embedded in the artistic practice ... Inspired by Walker's landmark essay, this collection of radical quilting histories seeks to celebrate the ways quilts and quilters -- often excluded from histories of art or our lists of named artists -- reflect the hope and power of community." -- INTRODUCTION

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Search Terms

patchwork quilts, quilting--north america, quilting--social aspects, quilting--zines, quiltmakers--north america

Legacy Lexicon

Category

Zines

Book Details

Author

Jess Bailey

Illustrator

Saffa Khan

Publisher

Common Threads Press

Place Published

City

Norwich, UK

Date Published

2021

ISBN

9781916323483

Notes

Length: 51 pages