"240 Million African Slaves Ago" is now in Winchester, VA at The Museum of Shenandoah Valley. This is its fifth museum stop on this journey. I attended the opening, feeling so proud and thrilled. I saw some of the other artists and the curator. I participated in the filming done by a local news station. That clip is available on my Facebook page. Val Quilting Poitier. As soon as I figure out how to post it here I will. The link to the museum is below the picture. All the best!
"240 Million African Slaves Ago" was on exhibit at the Bruce Museum on Friday 1/15/16. I attended the Opening Reception. I am so thrilled to have been a part of this exhibit. Lots of wonderful art enthusiast, museum members, staff, and the local news. I had an opportunity to
"240 Million African Slaves Ago" was on exhibit at the Bruce Museum on Friday 1/15/16. I attended the Opening Reception. I am so thrilled to have been a part of this exhibit. Lots of wonderful art enthusiast, museum members, staff, and the local news. I had an opportunity to
Here I am so pleased to see my quilt. It's on a 5 year tour.
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answer lots of questions about my quilt, the story behind it, and the techniques. What a honor. Thank you
Here is another thrill, I experienced. Watch this recording often interview about the exhibit.
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