Celebrate Women’s History Month with a Quilt Story
Celebrate Women's History Month by learning more about the the Brickley Family Legacy Quilt.
Since the early 1980s, Michigan State University Museum has become a world-class center of quilt-related scholarship and hosts unique and important collections of quilts and quilt-related materials. These collections have been built through groundbreaking research initiatives, conducted with deep community engagement and broad academic partnerships, with a special focus on digital preservation and access, social justice and human rights, health and well-being, Hmong, African Americans, and Native Americans.
Did you watch MSU Professor and MSU Museum Curator Dr. Julian Chambliss talk about his work on Story in the Public Square?
It is now available on YouTube!
Watch Here ➡️ https://t.co/2cQY4WRxHL
The best time of the year is when the @michiganstateu Museum's Azaleas are in full bloom! @SIAffiliates #ShowUsYourFlowers 🌺
April showers bring May flowers, and @smithsonian Affiliates, we want to see yours! Celebrate the magic of springtime with us today by snapping a pic or video of flowers or plants in your garden using #ShowUsYourFlowers! Show us what's special in YOUR state!
#ICYMI: Tune in to @pubstory on @rhodeislandpbs at 7:30 p.m. as @MSUEnglish prof. & @MSUMuseum curator @JulianChambliss joins @JMLudes & @gwaynemiller to discuss his work around #Afrofuturism, the intersection of #creativity & the #pandemic & more!
Did you miss the @varnishfilm drive-in premiere? Don’t worry, TOMORROW @MSUFilmStudies students are hosting a virtual screening of this short film created by the #MSUCAL Fiction Filmmaking capstone class. Learn more and register for tomorrow's screening: https://t.co/0qT7KRbqXI