Shows and Exhibits, WCQN

International Exposure for The Lesson and The Equation

While attending a quilt retreat this weekend, I got the most fabulous news from Dr. Carolyn Mazloomi, the curator of Visioning Human Rights in the New Millennium: Quilting the World’s Conscience – My piece, The Lesson and The Equation is featured on the website of the Brussels, Belgium based organization Human Rights 70.

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Image credit: humanright70.eu

(If you are just joining us on my blog, you can read background on my piece and the exhibit in these series of posts: WCQN )

This organization’s mission, according to their website:

is to contribute to promote the knowledge and application from individual up to supranational level, of the Universal Declaration on Human Rights, and in doing so contribute to the better living of all beings in the world

This Brussels based organization also has offices in Madrid, Paris, Geneva, Vienna, Amsterdam, Lisbon, Barcelona, Copenhagen, Bogota, and Mexico DF.

Here is a screen shot of the overview of the exhibit on the Human Rights 70 website:

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To say I am excited and overwhelmed is an understatement (smile)!

Perhaps The Lesson and The Equation, inspired by Article 1 of United Nations’ Universal Declaration of Human Rights, will get to tour internationally someday…

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The Lesson and The Equation at the show opening at Fitton Center for Creative Arts 08/17/18

For a high resolution image of the piece and to read the Artist Statement, see my page Art Quilt Stories.

All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights. They are endowed with reason and conscience and should act towards one another in a spirit of brotherhood. – Article 1, Universal Declaration of Human Rights


Feature Photo by Calvin Hanson on Unsplash

34 thoughts on “International Exposure for The Lesson and The Equation”

  1. Yes , it does appear to be an honor to be a featured quilt in this announcement . I already liked the quilt however .

    TBH

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    1. That is so AMAZING! That is of the highest admiration one can achieve!! Your dad must be smiling down on you! I am so happy for you, quilting sister.

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  2. Oh, that is such wonderful news, Tierney. I can see your smile beaming from over here! How proud your Dad would have been. And well deserved, because it is a beautiful quilt. xxx

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  3. Woohooooo! Congratulations! And I didn’t realise the exhibition was going to be on tour for the next 2 years… Think how many people will get to see it in that time! That’s great news, well done 😀

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