"Traditional
Meets Contemporary” A Look at the Heritage of Traditional Quilts and their
Influence in Contemporary Design From her
background as a curator of the exhibition “Quilts Uncovered: Treasures from
Genesee Country Village and Museum” which considered the legacy of traditional
quilts, Pat Pauly gives an expansive look at the long history of quilt making,
and its change and rebirth in the twenty-first century. Presenting over 400
images in the span of an hour, she takes a fast-paced look at the craft that has
endured in Lecture fees are
$300 for a
one-hour lecture.
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“Art Quilts,
Schmart Quilts: What’s the Fuss About Original Design?” Art quilts have taken on a life of their own. Pat Pauly looks at the similarities between the composition of traditional quilts and the avant-garde art pieces that more resemble paintings and prints than their cozy counterparts. In a characteristically passionate and enthralling delivery, she discusses technique, materials, and composition in the new nature of contemporary quilt design, illustrated by over 300 images. Lecture fees are
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“Walk
on the Wild Side: Finding Your Style in Contemporary Quiltmaking” This
lecture is Pat Pauly’s irreverent look at her own work and career, with its
lucky beginnings and twists and turns. After having diverged several times to
accept positions in other aspects of the design
profession, she came back to
full-time contemporary quilting, where she had started in the early 1980s. All
is fair game for inspiration and comment as Pat presents more than 400 images in
the space of an hour; you will never think of the word “quilt” in the same
way again. Lecture fees are
$300 for a
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