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- Zine, "Queer Quilters Tell All, Volume 3: Community," circa 2020 - Gay textile artist Zak Foster created a series of zines with fellow quilter Grace Rother as "a love offering . . . to all the queer folks in the quilting community." Each issue contains stories from queer-identifying quilters. The zines discuss personal experiences with quilting, the larger queer quilting community, and the power of quilts as vehicles for change.
- circa 2020
- Collections - Artifact
Zine, "Queer Quilters Tell All, Volume 3: Community," circa 2020
Gay textile artist Zak Foster created a series of zines with fellow quilter Grace Rother as "a love offering . . . to all the queer folks in the quilting community." Each issue contains stories from queer-identifying quilters. The zines discuss personal experiences with quilting, the larger queer quilting community, and the power of quilts as vehicles for change.
- Demonstration of "Cathedral" Burial Quilt Made by Zak Foster, 2022 - Zak Foster, a textile artist who identifies as gay, creates burial quilts. His quilts -- made from all-natural fibers -- are designed to be enjoyed in life, then wrapped around the deceased to protect the body when placed directly into the earth. Foster produced photos and video showing how to wrap a body in one of his quilts for burial.
- 2022
- Collections - Artifact
Demonstration of "Cathedral" Burial Quilt Made by Zak Foster, 2022
Zak Foster, a textile artist who identifies as gay, creates burial quilts. His quilts -- made from all-natural fibers -- are designed to be enjoyed in life, then wrapped around the deceased to protect the body when placed directly into the earth. Foster produced photos and video showing how to wrap a body in one of his quilts for burial.
- Demonstration of "Cathedral" Burial Quilt Made by Zak Foster, 2022 - Zak Foster, a textile artist who identifies as gay, creates burial quilts. His quilts -- made from all-natural fibers -- are designed to be enjoyed in life, then wrapped around the deceased to protect the body when placed directly into the earth. Foster produced photos and video showing how to wrap a body in one of his quilts for burial.
- 2022
- Collections - Artifact
Demonstration of "Cathedral" Burial Quilt Made by Zak Foster, 2022
Zak Foster, a textile artist who identifies as gay, creates burial quilts. His quilts -- made from all-natural fibers -- are designed to be enjoyed in life, then wrapped around the deceased to protect the body when placed directly into the earth. Foster produced photos and video showing how to wrap a body in one of his quilts for burial.
- "Cathedral" Burial Quilt, Made by Zak Foster, 2019 - The early 21st century has seen growing interest in sustainable and environmentally friendly burial practices. Zak Foster, a textile artist who identifies as gay, creates burial quilts intended to be wrapped around the deceased and placed directly into the earth. Foster's quilts--made from all-natural fibers--are designed to be enjoyed in life, then protect the body and celebrate the person at life's end.
- 2019
- Collections - Artifact
"Cathedral" Burial Quilt, Made by Zak Foster, 2019
The early 21st century has seen growing interest in sustainable and environmentally friendly burial practices. Zak Foster, a textile artist who identifies as gay, creates burial quilts intended to be wrapped around the deceased and placed directly into the earth. Foster's quilts--made from all-natural fibers--are designed to be enjoyed in life, then protect the body and celebrate the person at life's end.
- Zine, "Queer Quilters Tell All, Volume 4: Quilts + Change," circa 2020 - Gay textile artist Zak Foster created a series of zines with fellow quilter Grace Rother as "a love offering . . . to all the queer folks in the quilting community." Each issue contains stories from queer-identifying quilters. The zines discuss personal experiences with quilting, the larger queer quilting community, and the power of quilts as vehicles for change.
- circa 2020
- Collections - Artifact
Zine, "Queer Quilters Tell All, Volume 4: Quilts + Change," circa 2020
Gay textile artist Zak Foster created a series of zines with fellow quilter Grace Rother as "a love offering . . . to all the queer folks in the quilting community." Each issue contains stories from queer-identifying quilters. The zines discuss personal experiences with quilting, the larger queer quilting community, and the power of quilts as vehicles for change.
- Zine, "Queer Quilters Tell All, Volume 1: Me + Quilts," circa 2020 - Gay textile artist Zak Foster created a series of zines with fellow quilter Grace Rother as "a love offering . . . to all the queer folks in the quilting community." Each issue contains stories from queer-identifying quilters. The zines discuss personal experiences with quilting, the larger queer quilting community, and the power of quilts as vehicles for change.
- circa 2020
- Collections - Artifact
Zine, "Queer Quilters Tell All, Volume 1: Me + Quilts," circa 2020
Gay textile artist Zak Foster created a series of zines with fellow quilter Grace Rother as "a love offering . . . to all the queer folks in the quilting community." Each issue contains stories from queer-identifying quilters. The zines discuss personal experiences with quilting, the larger queer quilting community, and the power of quilts as vehicles for change.
- Demonstration of a Burial Quilt Made by Zak Foster, 2022 - Zak Foster, a textile artist who identifies as gay, creates burial quilts. His quilts -- made from all-natural fibers -- are designed to be enjoyed in life, then wrapped around the deceased to protect the body when placed directly into the earth. Foster produced photos and video showing how to wrap a body in one of his quilts for burial.
- 2022
- Collections - Artifact
Demonstration of a Burial Quilt Made by Zak Foster, 2022
Zak Foster, a textile artist who identifies as gay, creates burial quilts. His quilts -- made from all-natural fibers -- are designed to be enjoyed in life, then wrapped around the deceased to protect the body when placed directly into the earth. Foster produced photos and video showing how to wrap a body in one of his quilts for burial.
- Demonstration of a Burial Quilt Made by Zak Foster, 2022 - Zak Foster, a textile artist who identifies as gay, creates burial quilts. His quilts -- made from all-natural fibers -- are designed to be enjoyed in life, then wrapped around the deceased to protect the body when placed directly into the earth. Foster produced photos and video showing how to wrap a body in one of his quilts for burial.
- 2022
- Collections - Artifact
Demonstration of a Burial Quilt Made by Zak Foster, 2022
Zak Foster, a textile artist who identifies as gay, creates burial quilts. His quilts -- made from all-natural fibers -- are designed to be enjoyed in life, then wrapped around the deceased to protect the body when placed directly into the earth. Foster produced photos and video showing how to wrap a body in one of his quilts for burial.
- Demonstration of a Burial Quilt Made by Zak Foster, 2022 - Zak Foster, a textile artist who identifies as gay, creates burial quilts. His quilts -- made from all-natural fibers -- are designed to be enjoyed in life, then wrapped around the deceased to protect the body when placed directly into the earth. Foster produced photos and video showing how to wrap a body in one of his quilts for burial.
- 2022
- Collections - Artifact
Demonstration of a Burial Quilt Made by Zak Foster, 2022
Zak Foster, a textile artist who identifies as gay, creates burial quilts. His quilts -- made from all-natural fibers -- are designed to be enjoyed in life, then wrapped around the deceased to protect the body when placed directly into the earth. Foster produced photos and video showing how to wrap a body in one of his quilts for burial.
- "Cathedral" Burial Quilt by Zak Foster, 2022 - The early 21st century has seen growing interest in sustainable and environmentally friendly burial practices. Zak Foster, a textile artist who identifies as gay, creates burial quilts intended to be wrapped around the deceased and placed directly into the earth. Foster's quilts--made from all-natural fibers--are designed to be enjoyed in life, then protect the body and celebrate the person at life's end.
- 2022
- Collections - Artifact
"Cathedral" Burial Quilt by Zak Foster, 2022
The early 21st century has seen growing interest in sustainable and environmentally friendly burial practices. Zak Foster, a textile artist who identifies as gay, creates burial quilts intended to be wrapped around the deceased and placed directly into the earth. Foster's quilts--made from all-natural fibers--are designed to be enjoyed in life, then protect the body and celebrate the person at life's end.