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In thinking about collective design challenges for quilt artists, Sue Pierce came up with the idea of illustrating a deck of playing cards. She invited fifty-three other quilt artists to participate in the project, and each began creating an interpretative art quilt based on a card from the deck. The resulting collection, inspiring in the scope of its imagination, talent, and skill, premiered at the Renwick Gallery of the Smithsonian Institution's National Museum of American Art and has been touring the United States under the auspices of the Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service (SITES) ever since. This book, the catalog for the exhibition, offers splendid full-color reproductions of the quilts, a brief background of each artist, and an exploration of the techniques used in creating the quilts.
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Art quilts, Catalogs, Full Deck (Project), History, Playing cards in art, Themes, motives, Exhibition catalogues and specific collections, Quiltmaking, Textile arts, Quilt Making, Crafts / Hobbies, Quilts & Quilting, Crafts & Hobbies, Hobbies/Crafts, 20th century, Quilts, United StatesPlaces
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Art Quilts: Playing with a Full Deck
March 1995, Pomegranate Communications
Paperback
in English
- Third edition
087654300X 9780876543009
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 150).
Quilts created for the Full Deck project and exhibition.
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