Exhibition: "Full-Spectrum: Natural Fibers, Quilts & The Textile Arts"
SEPTEMBER 10 - DECEMBER 5, 2009
OPENING RECEPTION: SEPTEMBER 10TH, 4–7 PM
University Art Museum
Fine Arts Building, rooms 179 & 213
4400 Vestal Parkway East
Binghamton, NY 13902
Free Admission and Free Cell Phone Audio Tour
Hours: Tuesday –Saturday: 12–4 pm, Thursday: 12–7 pm
Attend lectures, workshops, and free demonstrations presented by leaders in the field: Gerald Roy, Sue Holdaway-Heys, Regina Mason, Marilyn Belford, Marilyn Henrion, and Michael Capolupo.
The Evolution of Natural Fibers
Explore the wonders of cotton, linen, silk, and wool, tracing their development from seed and fur to colorful dyed fabrics and the rugs, tapestries, garments andother textile arts they are made into. Attend free movies, classes, and ongoing demonstrations on fabric, sheering, dyeing, weaving, spinning, and quilting.
Curated by Jackie Hogan, Assistant Director of the Binghamton University Art Museum
Vibrations: Color Resonance in Antique Quilts 1860–1940
This traveling exhibition of quilts from the Pilgrim/Roy Collection makes its first stop after its debut at The New England Quilt Museum.
Curated by Gerald E. Roy, Professional Quilter and Quilt Teacher, Appraiser, Author, and Historian
Contemporary Quilt Show
Quilts by pioneers and leaders in the field:
| Kate Adams |
Sharyn Craig |
Nancy Halpern |
Liza Prior Lucy |
| Alex Anderson |
Judy Dales | Marilyn Henrion |
Gerald Roy |
| Marilyn Belford |
Carol Doak |
Sue Holdaway-Heys |
Arnold Savage |
| Sue Benner |
Caryl Bryer Fallert |
Linda Jenkins |
Sharon Schamber |
| Judi Blaydon |
Kaffe Fassett |
Libby Lehman |
George Siciliano |
| Lisa Boyer |
John Flynn |
Margaret Miller |
Doreen Speckmann |
| Elsie Campbell |
Marianne Fons |
Ruth McDowell |
Karen Stone |
| Michael Capolupo |
Rose Frierman |
Paula Nadelstern |
Ricky Tims |
| Hollis Chatelain |
Diane Gaudynski |
Paul Pilgrim |
Ethel Whittemore |
| Sally Collins |
Becky Goldsmith |
Liz Porter |
Joen Wolfrom |
Curated by Jack Braunstein, Director of Development of the University Art Museum and the Anderson Center for the Performing Arts, and former editor of quilting magazines.
