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This January, we celebrate International Creativity Month, which is a time to celebrate and cultivate the imaginative spirit that resides in all of us.
Celebrating International Creativity Month encourages us to explore new ways of thinking, take on creative challenges, and embrace our unique perspectives.
This month highlights the importance of creativity in personal growth and well-being. Engaging in creative activities can boost mental health, reduce stress, and enhance cognitive function.
We are proud to honor two Sheroes who have exhibited extraordinary creativity in the art of Quilting.
Harriet Powers
1837 - 1910
Harriet Powers was an American Folk Artist & Quilter born into slavery in rural northeast Georgia. Powers used traditional appliqué techniques to make quilts that expressed local legends, Bible stories, and astronomical events.
Harriet Powers: A Discussion on Legacy and Preservation
Bisa Butler
1973 -
Bisa Butler is an American Fiber Artist who uses textiles to create quilted artworks. Her methods and work have elevated quilting to the level of fine art.
Bisa Butler: In the Studio - Quilting for the Culture
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