In this full length lecture, collector Gerald Roy discusses how quilt makers are free to use color for color's sake and not merely as decoration. Before quilts were hung in museums, American quilters used color in patterns, fabric choice, and threads to create works that could be considered Abstract Expressionism.
Learn more about the Quilts and Color exhibition: http://bit.ly/1bnj7Yl.
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