Marina Landi
Marina Landi originally graduated in fine arts. She worked for many years making decorative mosaics for large areas such as walls, swimming pools and also pieces of furniture. Around the year 2000 she discovered patchwork and fell in love with this art, which has a lot in common with mosaic. It was then that she […]
Ana Helena Abreu
Ana Helena Abreu teaches patchwork and quilting in the city of São Gabriel, a small town in the interior of Brazil, close to the border with Uruguay and Argentina. Since childhood, unable to reach the sewing machine pedal, she was already sewing standing up at the age of four, encouraged by her grandmother. From an […]
Sarah Luise Kaminski
Sarah Luise Kaminski is bursting with nature. She mixes prints and different fabrics. er style is characterized by spontaneous compositions and fluid quilting with many layers of thread.
Victoria Findlay Wolfe
Victoria Findlay Wolfe is an award-winning American quilt artist, teacher, and author whose work balances modern, traditional and art quilting styles. A farm girl raised in Minnesota, USA, her influences are heavily based on her grandmother’s scrappy colorful double knit polyester quilts which started her on this textile journey. Her quilts have traveled the globe […]
SAQA Europe & Middle East
SAQA (Studio Art Quilt Associates) is an international non-profit organization whose mission is to promote the art quilt, “a creative visual work that is layered and stitched or that references that form of stitch layered structure”. SAQA is dedicated to bringing beautiful, thought-provoking, cutting-edge, artwork to venues across the globe. With access to a museum-quality […]
The European Patchwork Meeting International Contest
The EPM International Contest is an exceptional showcase for quilters from all over the world. The European Patchwork Meeting organizers come up with a theme every autumn. The result is a new edition of the contest, open to all quilt enthusiasts. Several months of imagination and creation are required for each participant to create his […]
Threaded Together
Tara Glastonbury is a quilt designer, maker and curator based in Melbourne, Australia. She is a champion of the modern quilt movement and more specifically for modern quilts to be recognised as a legitimate art form (especially in Australia).This is her fourth curated exhibition, and the first including international artists. The quilters represented here showcase […]
Concours International du Carrefour
The EPM International Contest is an exceptional showcase for quilters from all over the world. The European Patchwork Meeting organizers come up with a theme every autumn. The result is a new edition of the contest, open to all quilt enthusiasts. Several months of imagination and creation are required for each participant to create his […]
Lièpvre Quilt Guild
The ASL (Association Sports & Loisisrs) is a local association from Lièpvre. This dynamic group is formed by its 150 members and offers a variety of activities. Patchwork and quilting bring together about 50 members, both adults and children.
The International Quilt Museum, University of Nebraska
The International Quilt Museum (IQM) is home to the world’s largest publicly held quilt collection. With objects from more than 65 countries and dating from the 1600s to today, the IQM aims to collect and exhibit works that represent quilts and quiltmaking traditions from around the world and throughout history. The International Quilt Study Center […]
National African American Quilt Guild
The African American Sampler Quilt Group (AASQG) and the National African American Quilt Guild (NAAQG) is comprised of quilters from across the United States as far North as Rhode Island, South as Texas, West as California and East as Pennsylvania. The quilters skill levels range from beginners to professional. Quilters are self-taught, learned from family […]
Aliyah Bonnette
Aliyah Bonnette is a multidisciplinary artist working out of Raleigh, North Carolina. Working using a variety of materials, she creates painted quilts as her medium. Using bold and often abstract shapes in her background, she juxtaposes her realistic figures as a way to play with the natural comfortability of the quilts and the often-unspoken discomfort […]