Curator Talk: One Hundred Stitches, One Hundred Villages: The Beauty of Patchwork From Rural China

Join us for a presentation and talk with curator, Nancy Berliner on her recent Museum of Fine Arts Boston exhibit:  One Hundred Stitches, One Hundred Villages: The Beauty of Patchwork From Rural China. The exhibition and book came out of more than twenty years of research and travels to villages to find women still creating these inspiring works. Comprised of about 20 handmade patchworks by contemporary Chinese women, the exhibit is a "display of everyday craft, serving as a window onto another culture—its lifestyle and enduring philosophy." (Lauren Kaufman, the arts fuse)

• Limited to 50 (14yrs of age or older) attendees
  
• We provide: space (the presentation and conversation will take place across the street at PCA, entrance on Cambridge Street)
• You bring:  yourself and your interest in patchwork, quilting, and curating an exhibit. If you haven't visited the exhibit it runs until May 3, 2026.
• Length: 1 hour

This curator talk is FREE! We ask that you RSVP so there is plenty of seating. Unable to attend? Be sure to check out the exhibit at the Museum of Fine Arts Boston and pick up a copy of the book, Chinese Patchwork: Ancient Origins, New Expressions.