Time to plan an excursion to see some antique quilts
in these museum shows for fall 2015 and into the winter.
California, Santa Ana
Bowers Museum. The Red That
Colored the World; Cochineal. 100 objects-textiles, sculpture, paintings,
manuscripts, decorative arts, clothing and more- the exhibition explores the
history of cochineal and the seductive visual nature of red.
Through March 21, 2016
http://www.bowers.org/index.php/exhibitions/upcoming-exhibitions/417-the-red-that-colored-the-world
Through March 21, 2016
http://www.bowers.org/index.php/exhibitions/upcoming-exhibitions/417-the-red-that-colored-the-world
Quilt Museum
Red Cross quilt from World War I
The Eleventh Hour: Quilts of World War I, curated by Sue Reich.
November 13, 2015 - February 9, 2016
http://quiltmuseum.org/
Massachusetts, Lowell
New England Quilt Museum. Red, White & Green: Antique Quilts from the Permanent Collection
November 13, 2015 - February 9, 2016
http://quiltmuseum.org/
Massachusetts, Lowell
New England Quilt Museum. Red, White & Green: Antique Quilts from the Permanent Collection
November 5, 2015 - February 20, 2016
http://nequiltmuseum.org
Michigan, East Lansing
Michigan State University Museum. Quilts of Southwest China. American and Chinese museums, led by the MSU Museum and the Yunnan Nationalities Museum (Kunming), have documented Chinese patchwork tradition for this exhibit up through April 30, 2016.
http://nequiltmuseum.org
From Quilts of Southwest China
Michigan State University Museum. Quilts of Southwest China. American and Chinese museums, led by the MSU Museum and the Yunnan Nationalities Museum (Kunming), have documented Chinese patchwork tradition for this exhibit up through April 30, 2016.
Quilt by an Unknown Maker, Cargo Collection
Nebraska, Lincoln
International Quilt Study Center & Museum/Quilt House
Plus: African-American Quilts from the Cargo Collection. Through May 25, 2016
International Quilt Study Center & Museum/Quilt House
Plus: African-American Quilts from the Cargo Collection. Through May 25, 2016
Lover's Knot, mid-19th-century
Favorites
from the Byron and Sara Rhodes Dillow Collection, showcases beautiful and rare chintz, toile, and calico in quilts and textiles that express the Dillows’ passion for fabric. Through August 23, 2016.
http://www.quiltstudy.org/exhibitions/nowshowing/
Applique quilt,
Ernestine Eberhardt Zaumseil, ca. 1865. Chandlerville, Illinois.
Gift of George E. Schoellkopf, 2013 (Detail)
Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York, Manhattan
Metropolitan Museum of Art. American Quilts and Folk Art includes recent quilt acquisitions in two rotations: The first with 8 quilts through January 8, 2016. The second through August 7, 2016.
http://www.metmuseum.org/exhibitions/listings/2015/american-quilts-and-folk-art
Oklahoma, Kingfisher
Seay Mansion. Charity, Companionship & Comfort- A
Historic Quilt Show. Chisholm Trail Museum will show 40 quilts from November 1,
2015 through the winter.
http://www.ctokmuseum.org/quilt-show.html
Oklahoma, Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City Museum of Art. Quilts and Color from the
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. Nearly sixty
quilts with bold palettes and inventive designs from the Pilgrim/Roy Quilt
Collection.
November 7, 2015-February 7, 2016
Detail of Wheels Quilt
Collections of the Quilt Museum
Pennsylvania, Doylestown
James A. Michener Art Museum. Blanket Statements: New Quilts
by Kaffe Fassett and Historical Quilts from the Collections of the Quilt Museum
and Gallery, York, UK. Fifteen
historical quilts from 1780 and 1949 and twenty from Kaffe Fassett's studio. November
14, 2015 - February 21, 2016.
The show will travel to the San Jose Museum of Quilts and
Textiles in spring, 2016.
Virginia Quilt Museum. The American Quilt Study Group's Civil War Era Quilt Study will be up from November through March 1, 2016.
100 Years of Quilts: The Unger Family.
Treasures of the Vault: Curator's Choice.
http://www.vaquiltmuseum.org
Virginia, Williamsburg
Colonial Williamsburg, McCarl Gallery. A Celebration of Quilts. Through June, 2016.
http://www.visitwilliamsburg.com/events/a-celebration-of-quilts/
I really need to get up to the New England museum, would love to see the doll quilt exhibit too.
ReplyDeleteDebbie
Thanks for all the info. I'll be visiting the San Jose Quilt Museum soon.
ReplyDeleteWow, fantastic treasure!
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