Fabric of a Nation: American Quilt Stories

Explore several remarkable examples from this exhibition featuring a range of artistic hands from the 17th century to today. Makers include many known and some unidentified quilters, urban and rural, immigrants, and Black, Latinx, Indigenous, Asian, and LGBTQ+ Americans. The exhibition celebrates the artistry and intricacy of quilts and the lives they document, while also considering the complicated legacies ingrained in the fabric of American life. 

Follow the link to preregister for the program with the MFA’s partner Streamable Learning. To ensure student privacy, teachers can register with their email and distribute the registration confirmation to students. A Streamable Learning account is not required to register for these programs.

*Live Streaming programs utilize Zoom live streaming. Attendees are not visible, cannot be heard, and cannot share questions/comments publicly.  Questions/comments can be shared with the MFA educator via chat. To access you will be required to download Zoom, which can be done at www.zoom.us/downloads.