Tidbits: Pocket-Sized Art History | Ep 7: African American Quilting

[@andrewpaige6571]

I was inspired by one of my professors to take a black history course on quilting and the results of it is that at the end of the school time I turned around and made two quilts on my own. So I am deeply appreciated of all the wisdom to everyone here and gave me.

[@Danadane314]

I appreciate the way you told our stories. Thank you! ❤🫶🏽❤️

[@zipporah_prz8334]

Excellent presentation! Thank you!

[@lauragadson9157]

Wonderful job illuminating several points related to African American quilts and quilting. I’ll be including a link to your video in my presentation. Thank you 🙏🏾

[@angelagreene9162]

I stumbled across this video as I was looking for more videos on African American quilting. Thank for this informative video. It has piqued my interest to learn more about African American quilting.

[@biblescraps]

Well done and said. Thank you. Blessings...

[@jsteensrud]

Great presentation. I hope to visit Gee's Bend in Alabama one day. A good book is Signs and Symbols: African Images in African-American Quilts by Maude Southwell Wahlman.

[@MsBeadee]

Great presentation really enjoyed it. Thank you

[@sanflo2810]

Thank you for this presentation.

[@fernemcallister6774]

Exquisite quilts.

[@mimiq64]

Great video

[@Angela-p9v5d]

Very informative and interesting.

[@elliee8683]

Thanks appreciate the presentation!

[@belindas8417]

I would like to use this for a presentation in an arts class. I will be quoting you for most of the text. This was wonderful. I did see Butlers exhibit and it was breathtaking. I actually gasped at Four Little Girls.

[@riverartsincable]

Thanks for sharing! Butler's work is truly breathtaking. Please just cite/link this video when you use it in your classroom. Enjoy!