Winter Hours Begin Wednesday, November 5th
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 New Mexico Crosses by Terrie Hancock Mangat
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Handheld Dreams
Julian Jamaal Jones
September 10- December 7, 2025
Third Floor Gallery
Dream #31 by Julian Jamaal Jones. 2025. Denim cotton, and Satin Cotton.
Handheld Dreams by multidisciplinary artist and educator Julian Jamaal Jones draws the viewer into a world where color clashes and harmonies become meditative spaces of reflection. “The exhibition frames rest not as an indulgence, but as a radical act,” says Jones. These works, though modest in size, hold expansive meaning, offering glimpses into a world where color and tranquility coexist. Like dreams small enough to be carried, they become tangible moments of joy, peace, and imagination.
Julian Jamaal Jones lives and works in Noblesville, Indiana. His unique practice communicates through the historical language of African American quilting traditions. Implementing abstract forms and vibrant colors in his works, he bypasses preconceptions and opens conversations around his Black experience.
Julian Jamaal Jones lives and works in Noblesville, Indiana. His unique practice communicates through the historical language of African American quilting traditions. Implementing abstract forms and vibrant colors in his works, he bypasses preconceptions and opens conversations around his Black experience.
CURRENT EXHIBITIONS
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Detail from Swallows Nest quilt. Circa 1885. Maker Unknown. Hand pieced and appliqued. Gift of John and Helen (Nobles) Gurtner.
The Comfort of Home Selections from the Permanent Collection October 29th-January 18th 1st Floor |
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Embroidery demo, Jan. 2025
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We want to partner with your group! Our Guild Partner Program is open to all quilt and fiber arts guilds. Benefits include a discounted individual Museum membership rate for your Guild members, several Guild Partner Appreciation events through out the year, and more!
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Visitors with "The Red Dress"
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