This is a FREE (with entry) talk in conjunction with the 'Embroidering the future' Hand & Lock International Conference being held on Nov 5th at the Powerhouse.
(cost $195 for the day conference - see http://www.handembroidery.com/)
Wednesday 7 November from 12.30pm to 1.30pm, Sue Prichard, Curator,Victoria and Albert Museum - Under the covers: revealing the V&A's quilt collection. The V&A's spectacular quilt collection has never been comprehensively researched, catalogued or exhibited. Sue Pritchard will talkabout V&A's new major exhibition focussing on the British tradition of quilting and will put the collection in social, historic and political context. This exhibition draws together a body of work linked by reference to themes and issues such as women and the domestic interior, consumerism, national identity, the class divide and the use of needlework as a tool of social reform.
FREE (With Entry)
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Australian Quilt Study Groups
This is the link to the new Blog
Final letter to SQSG - by Karen Fail
Quilting and Collecting: Homage to the Wagga
Cynthia Harvey-Baker, June 13th - July 10th 2009
2008 Quilt Study Group of Australia Seminar
by Karen Fail
QSGA Conference - Sharing Our Legacy
October 2008
PATRON OF THE SQSG Dr. Annette Gero
Farewell to Alysoun Ryves by Karen Fail
Saturday, 20 October 2007
November 10th ( Saturday at 2pm )
Conservation Know How for Quilters with Christine McKenna.
At the Burwood RSL Club, 96 Shaftesbury Road, Burwood.
Christine McKenna is a costume maker, and most recently has been specializing in reproduction historical clothing for house museums and historical societies in the Parramatta and Liverpool areas.
There is more information about this event in our current newsletter.
Bookings call Virginia Pascall (02) 9519 5637 or Email vcp@bigpond.net.au
At the Burwood RSL Club, 96 Shaftesbury Road, Burwood.
Christine McKenna is a costume maker, and most recently has been specializing in reproduction historical clothing for house museums and historical societies in the Parramatta and Liverpool areas.
There is more information about this event in our current newsletter.
Bookings call Virginia Pascall (02) 9519 5637 or Email vcp@bigpond.net.au
Friday, 19 October 2007
October 21st 2pm - 3pm Powerhouse Museum
This is a FREE (with entry) talk in conjunction with the 'Embroidering the future' Hand & Lock International Conference being held on Nov 5th at the Powerhouse
(cost $195 for the day conference - see http://www.handembroidery.com/)
Sunday 21 October from 2pm to 3pm, Alastair Macleod, Chairman , Hand & Lock - a brief history of embroidery (a very entertaining talk, I have heard). Hand & Lock is an embroidery company that is a fusion of two, great, long established embroidery businesses supplying the world's finest hand embroidery since1767. More recently Hand & Lock has worked with couturiers including Alexander MacQueen, Stella McCartney, Jade Jaeger and Christian Dior. Royal commissions have included gowns for the Queen, the Queen Mother, and Princess Anne's wedding ensemble. Princess Diana added a new glamour with her love of richly embroidered clothes. This talk encompasses information about how embroidery has developed over the years, including the tambour beading used in creating the wonderful embroidery for Princess Diana.
FREE (With Entry)
(cost $195 for the day conference - see http://www.handembroidery.com/)
Sunday 21 October from 2pm to 3pm, Alastair Macleod, Chairman , Hand & Lock - a brief history of embroidery (a very entertaining talk, I have heard). Hand & Lock is an embroidery company that is a fusion of two, great, long established embroidery businesses supplying the world's finest hand embroidery since1767. More recently Hand & Lock has worked with couturiers including Alexander MacQueen, Stella McCartney, Jade Jaeger and Christian Dior. Royal commissions have included gowns for the Queen, the Queen Mother, and Princess Anne's wedding ensemble. Princess Diana added a new glamour with her love of richly embroidered clothes. This talk encompasses information about how embroidery has developed over the years, including the tambour beading used in creating the wonderful embroidery for Princess Diana.
FREE (With Entry)
Friday, 28 September 2007
October 24th - 2pm -3.30pm Powerhouse Museum
Basement tour: Quilts. Back by special request, Dr. Kimberley Webber leads a follow up to her popular historic quilts tour. Join her as she shakes out some beautiful examples illustrating the history of quilts and quilting.
Cost $15, members only.
Cost $15, members only.
Sunday, 16 September 2007
October 6th (Saturday at 1.30pm)
Brigitte Giblin will bring along some old French quilts and her own quilts for her talk to us in October. She will tell us how the English, French and Australian quilts she has seen over the years have influenced her quilt designs. We will also have 4 French quilts and a jupon ( wedding skirt) from the committee members' collections on hand for viewing. There will be a raffle, afternoon tea and non-members are welcome. (SQSG members attend free).
VENUE: Quiltsmith shop at 75 Nelson Street, Annandale. The shop is situated between Parramatta Road and Booth Street - get off the 470 bus to Lilyfield at the corner of Nelson Street and Booth Street or take a bus along Parramatta Road and get off at Nelson Street.
For further information Contact Liz Bonner at (02) 9692 8853 or lizbonner@ozemail.com.au
VENUE: Quiltsmith shop at 75 Nelson Street, Annandale. The shop is situated between Parramatta Road and Booth Street - get off the 470 bus to Lilyfield at the corner of Nelson Street and Booth Street or take a bus along Parramatta Road and get off at Nelson Street.
For further information Contact Liz Bonner at (02) 9692 8853 or lizbonner@ozemail.com.au
Thursday, 16 August 2007
The Collectors!
Annette Gero will be featured on the ABC show 'The Collectors'.
Friday, 5th October, at 8pm.
Friday, 5th October, at 8pm.
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