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First Like & Comment: Hello and Good Evening to You, Montclair Art Museum!

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What a wonderful introduction to an electric, magical exhibit to come. Between the art in the Century Show, the Inness gallery, and Family, Community and Belonging, there will be something for every visitor to see in a new way, complemented by the temporary, ephemeral floral designs so carefully imagined and realized by these remarkable designers. Thank you to Cynthia Corhan-Aitken for your thoughtful assignments and thorough attention to detail. This year, at the luncheon, we get to celebrate you, and that is right and fitting!

It’s a bit confusing which paper is on bottom and which is the colored paper with the dried dye on it. The crayon melt but onto which paper. Crayon paper onto crayon paper? And the dye? Dry dye doesn’t transfer. Beautiful colors though how ever it is your arrangement is under press.

This is was so cool.

All hand made quilts are special.

You have a wonderful expression of your art. I feel that too many people get caught up in the chase of finding their own way to to express themselves through their artworks and that’s what ruins it’s message. The creativity isn’t lost in here.

I wonder was he the one who took the quilts and never came back. Notice the say, he, but not who he is.

profiting off of these women’s work just like his ancestors 🙄

Was looking for MJH content! A great painter! Thank you!

Wow. Love our history sewed into these quilts. When will we talk openly about it all. Thanks to the quilt makers, and the savers.

Hits you right on the face that the video starts with a negative comment. Shame on you. These quilts are beautifully authentic, sewn with love, care and determination, and wonderfully creative. They are rightly admired and revered by millions! Please re-edit this video!

I have only just found this channel and would like to add my comment. I would like to agree about the words used in the introduction as being rude. I was part of a UK Quilt Group who visited the USA in 2001 and had the privilege of seeing quilts that the ladies produced whilst fleeing from slavery. They were bright and beautiful and produced, under what must have been the most horrendous circumstances. I am a non-conventional quilter and had to remind my first quilt teacher, that if you want perfect quilts then you will have to buy the mass produced kind from a department store.

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Thank you for this presentation & I encourage you to do more episodes highlighting the collection.

Amazing exhibit! So creative. What a wonderful reuse of "useless" materials. And such a respite from the ugly turmoil that is going on in our country at the moment.

fantastic, such original work that really makes you smile, very creative and humble artist with a strong vision.

Its me again. Question: Why arent the people who invented jazz playing the jazz in this and several other vids about the Amazing Gees Bend Quilts and other Quilters just like them? The jazz quilters are doin their thang why aint the jazz bows out there providing the musical support. This is the 4th vid where this is the case? Just a question and a wonderment.

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Yes you are correct..first comment a negative intro for great artistic flair .. I hope he PAYED the Quilters for each Quilt he has taken. Its the works of art that should Always be paid for. I Quilt too. People want one of my Full Double bed Quilt that has 3000 hand cut hand sewn pieces for $100. Yep.

How have I missed this video until now? Five years after the fact. And only 286 views! Surely we can get this moving along so more people are aware of the special place that is The Montclair Art Museum!

So..you BEGIN the video on the quilts with a Negative Comment..a negative "what they are Not..". Not nice. These are beautiful works of art! Next time Start there!

I enjoyed attending and viewing this on screen. Loved it.

ICYMI: Two exciting panel discussions around the exhibition "Come as You Are: Art of the 1990s!" #MAM90s 1) What Happened to Internet Art? Featuring Curator Alexandra Schwartz & Artists Mendi + Keith Obadike​ & Mark Tribe ruclips.net/video/KK1C4YHKl50/видео.html 2) Come as You Are at NYPL The New York Public Library​ featuring Director Lora Urbanelli & Artists Aziz + Cucher​, Shahzia Sikander, & Marina Zurkow www.nypl.org/audiovideo/come-you-are-aziz-cucher-shahzia-sikander-lora-urbanelli-marina-zurkow-art-book-series Join us for our final panel on Identity Politics May 14: www.montclairartmuseum.org/learn-and-create/lectures-and-programs/art-1990s-wake-identity-politics

Experience the Montclair Art Museum’s first-ever Art Battle from the Gala of the Arts last Saturday. Three artists duked it out LIVE on stage creating works inspired by the Museum’s renowned collection: ruclips.net/video/pHxmQTUs78Q/видео.html Video by Andy Foster Photography.

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"From Heart to Hand: African-American Quilts from the Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts" opens in just ONE WEEK! Hear directly from a few of the featured quilters in this video courtesy of the American Quilter's Society: ruclips.net/video/9GurMFb66DA/видео.html.

Have you seen MAM's Centennial Film? Watch it now: bit.ly/1e6Q6B6 The film premiered at MAM's 100th Birthday Party and celebrates this significant moment in the Museum's history. Check out bit.ly/1mZLlTn to see what's next in our Centennial Celebrations!