quilting
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Posted on Mon Jan 25, 2021
Access Delayed - African American Suffragists' Courageous Influence on the 19th Amendment
Available to View Online
Curated by Tomasita Louviere-Ligons and Sharon Mooney
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Posted on Tue Apr 21, 2020
Press Release: Texas Folklife Seeks Submission for New Online Quilt Exhibition, “Stitched Stories of Texas Quilters” ( Article )
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
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Posted on Wed Jan 16, 2019
Visit the Exhibit Weekdays from 10-5pm M-F and During the West Austin Studio Tour May 11-12 & May 18-19
Visioning Human Rights in the New Millennium: Quilting the World's Conscience
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Posted on Wed Jan 16, 2019
***Gallery space is limited, and this event is now SOLD OUT. If you were unable to secure an RSVP, please check back for future artist talks related to this exhibit. Exhibit will be showing through May 2019, please arrange a visit to Texas Folklife gallery during gallery hours (Mon-Fri 10am-5pm)***
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Posted on Thu Dec 19, 2013
The daily wanderings of Texas Folklife . . .
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Posted on Thu Aug 12, 1999
Texas Folklife's program 1999 "Quilts of Color: Three Generations of Quilters" featured exhibitions, demonstrations, lectures, and workshops about the tradition of quilting among sisters Katie Mae Tatum, Gladys Henry and Henry's daughter Lavene Brackens and granddaughter Sherry Byrd. This family of quilters has been based out of Fairfield, Texas for the last five generations, since the end of the Civil War.