We are so lucky here in St. Louis to have Quilt National exhibit all of it's collection. It has been done to benefit Safe Connections, a women's self help center. This year it is at the St. Louis University Art Gallery. It is a beautiful gallery in an old building in the downtown area near campus. Parking is street parking.
I always find QN interesting and fascinating. How did they pick the quilts they did? Why these this year? There are always controversial ones - I think this year went too digital. By this I mean, digital images manipulated and printed on fabric via large format printers. Quilt? Not so sure. I did have some real favorites though. I didn't attach a name to each piece to give credit and I am going to try to amend that.
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Elizabeth Barton |
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Deidre Adams - great texture |
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Patty Hawkins |
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