Quilts--United States--Exhibitions
Found in 12 Collections and/or Records:
American Quilt Study Group, Quilt Research Files
Candace McCann, Collection on Quilts
The collection includes newspaper articles and newsletters about quilting in Hawaii. The catalogs included in the collection offer numerous quilts imported from China, advertised as handmade.
Dorothy Cozart, Collection on Quilts
The collection includes correspondence and numerous original items relating to quilt shows, exhibits, conferences, and quilt contests. The majority of items are promotional flyers, brochures, pamphlets, catalogs, and conference materials.
Joanna S. Rose, Quilt Papers
Jonathan Holstein, Quilt Papers
Ludy Strauss, Quilt Papers
The papers consist of correspondence, photos, contracts and agreements, research matreials, and news clippings from the Artists' Quilts Exhibit, as well as patterns, sketches, and fabric samples from the participating quilt artists.
Peggy Greene, Quilting America Records
The records include collected documents and artifacts from the Quilt America! conference from 1990-2002. Materials include correspondence, meeting minutes, newspaper clippings, programs, floor plans, registration forms, reports, photographs, and artifacts, arranged chronologically by conference date.
Penny McMorris, Quilt Papers
Quilt Symposium '77, Records
The collection of quilt symposium records includes publicity information created by members of the Lincoln Quilt Guild to promote the symposium. Selected items from the symposium include a handbag given to participants with the signatures from several of the artists and lecturers who taught or attended the event. Materials from Betty Ferguson include the notes that she took at sessions and lectures that she attended.
"She Made Her Mark," Quilt Exhibit Records
The records include compact discs containing entries and photographs from quilt artists for the exhibit, a booklet about the exhibit, reports, and planning files.
Susan Bradford, Collection on Quilts
The collection includes correspondence and numerous original items relating to quilt shows, exhibits, conferences, and quilt contests. The majority of items are promotional flyers, brochures, pamphlets, catalogs, and conference materials.
Xenia Cord, Quilt Papers
The materials include an article about "The Great Midwest Quilt Show and Sale," a booklet about the show that contains advice on how to buy an antique quilt. There are several publications produced for quilt shows and museum exhibits, with a catalog for the show "Marie Webster Quilts: A Retrospective," held at the Indianapolis Museum of Art in 1991. The collection contains a piece of centennial fabric from the back of an 1880s quilt.