Art Studi-O

About this event

Join Louisiana Contemporary, presented by the Helis Foundation, artist Lizz Freeman in this workshop exploring quilting as fine art. Learn techniques to make quilts and sewn assemblages.

The workshop will cover improvisational composition, appliqué stitching, hand quilting and more. Participants will create a small-scale quilt that makes a fine wall hanging, doll quilt or cat mat. Materials, including naturally dyed linen, perle cotton, hand quilting needles and batting are included. There will be a table full of lovely fabrics from the artist’s personal stash for participants to dig through and use.

Must be 18 or older to attend.

Questions? Email education@ogdenmuseum.org.

$50 members / $55 not-yet-members

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/// Headshot courtesy of Juno Ballard

About Teaching Lizz Freeman

Lizz Freeman is a community-taught artist who started showing her work as a teenager. Her multi-disciplinary practice, rooted in photography, has evolved to encompass printmaking, fiber arts and assemblage. Her decades-long work with clothing, from mall retail to vintage to nonprofits, has produced an archive of thousands of fabric swatches she uses to make complex sewn paintings and sculptures.