Join Artist in Residence Jules Sease for a workshop in the classroom!
Participants will first sew a 9-block square to cut and sew, and cut and sew, and cut and sew again, transforming it into a funky, one-of-a-kind crazy quilt block. By exploring different cuts and pattern variations, each participant will discover new, creative ways to think about what quilting can be. At the end of the workshop, participants may choose to keep their individual block or contribute it to a collaborative quilt made from everyone’s creations.
Jules Sease is an interdisciplinary artist whose work explores the multifaceted aspects of the transgender experience, mental health, queer relationships, and the simple joy of dogs. His diverse artistic practice encompasses oil painting, fiber art, metalwork, and charcoal drawing, resulting in a rich tapestry of images, quilts, and sculptures. Currently based in Baltimore, Maryland, Julian shares his home with Sebastian the cat and Ruby the elderly pitbull.