Power, Purpose, + Perseverance: Visualizing Black History in Quilts by Dr. Carolyn Mazloomi
Quilts can be seen as powerful works of art that have held the hopes and dreams of Black families for generations. The narrative quilts in the Mazloomi family quilt collection tell intensely complex stories of Black oppression, pain, freedom and power. These unique quilts are markers of Black communities and legacy, and give viewers valuable insight into the Black presence in America. Dr. Carolyn Mazloomi will discuss the motivation and stories behind her forty years of advocacy and collecting African American quilts.

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Making a Gee's Bend Quilt the Old Way

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Textile Talks | Material Nation: American Expressions with Carolyn Ducey

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Black Art: A Brockman Gallery Legacy | Artbound | Season 15, Episode 4 | PBS SoCal

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The Knowledge Exchange - Quilts of the Underground Railroad

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An Evening of Japanese Boro: Talks by Yoshiko Wada and Sandra Dudley

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Quilters & collectors Carolyn Mazloomi, Cynthia Lockhart, Sara Vance Waddell

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Textile Talks: Chinese Quilts Today

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Quilt Codes of the Underground Railroad

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The Bendolph Family of Gee's Bend, Alabama

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Exhibition Tour—The Harlem Renaissance and Transatlantic Modernism | Met Exhibitions

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Textile Talks: A Global View with Sarah Walcott

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Textile Talk: Quilts That Speak

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How a Group of Women in This Small Alabama Town Perfected the Art of Quilting | Op-Docs

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Textile Talks: Susan Hudson at the International Quilt Museum

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Civil War Quilts and Stories | University Place

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This Bassett Hound WAS Trying to Tell me Something…He Was Right | PUPDATE

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Textile Talks: A Conversation with DARNstudio

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"Traditional and Modern: Quilts of Gee's Bend" presented by Allyson Allen

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Points of Pride: South Dakota's Quilting Heritage | SDPB Documentary

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