New textiles exhibitions opens at the Art Museums of Colonial Williamsburg
For anyone who has ever made their own weaving or quilt, loves the history and tradition that these historic objects represent or simply appreciates hand-made textiles, The Art of the Quilter and Navajo Weavings: Adapting Tradition are must-see exhibitions.
WILLIAMSBURG, VA
.- Visitors to the Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Folk Art Museum, one of the two expanded Art Museums of Colonial Williamsburg in Williamsburg, Virginia, will experience two new textile exhibitions: The Art of the Quilter opened on July 3 in the Foster and Muriel McCarl Gallery and Navajo Weavings: Adapting Tradition will open in the Mary B. and William Lehman Guyton Gallery in early August. These exhibitions are certain to be popular with museum goers as exhibitions displaying Colonial Williamsburgs renowned quilt collection have always been favorites of Art Museums guests, and Navajo Weavings: Tradition and Trade, the first exhibition at
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In case you missed it, this past April 22 was the 52nd iteration of Earth Day. Earth Day, unlike most other public celebrations featuring good cheer and good times, features gloom and doom. The earth, and all who are living upon it, are headed for destruction unless something is done right now!
According to predictions made by many prominent persons on the occasion of the first Earth Day (Lenin’s 100th birthday, by the way), we should have all been dead by now, either of starvation, running out of vital resources, or climatological disasters coming from (pick one) global warming or a new ice age. An internet search will reward you with many examples.