This week on the Crossroads Suncast, acclaimed quilt artist Caryl Bryer Fallert-Gentry and historian Stacey Wilson discuss the role of quilting in documenting social change and personal history.

Black jockeys from Kentucky Derby races past are immortalized in huge quilts meant to permanently stitch their place in ...

See photos of the "Without a Net" exhibit of quilted sculptures by Susan Else at the International Quilt Museum.

Heritage Hall Museum and Art Center in Talladega announced its newest exhibit, “Tradition to Innovation: Art Quilts by Nancy ...

Northern Exposure to Lifelong Learning is set to present Gladys Lueken's presentation, "The History of Quilting and Quilts of ...

American artist Kehinde Wiley has unveiled an exhibition in Morocco of portraits of African leaders as part of a yearslong ...

Across nearly 50 artworks spanning the last 18 years, American beauty takes on many forms on Sherald’s canvas. It can appear ...

Lesyslie Rackard says that through her quilts, she was able to pay tribute to George Floyd in 2020 — despite being stuck in her home.

The area has long been a hub for LA artists. Kenturah Davis, whose family history in Altadena goes back to the 1950s, told me ...