July 16, 2019

Cottoning On

Chawne Kimber, professor of mathematics, is a celebrated textile artist who exhibits quilts and embroidery in museums, galleries, and festivals all over the United States.​ Last week she gave a talk, “When the Cotton is High: Social Justice and Textiles​,” at 248 North Third Street in conjunction with an exhibition of her quilts in the Grossman Gallery at Williams Visual Arts Building.

Chawne Kimber poses with one of her quilts
Chawne Kimber gives a lecture on her quilts.
Chawne Kimber, professor of mathematics, talks about her quilts in a lecture.
Chawne Kimber gives a lecture on her quilts.
A guest looks at a quilt made by Chawne Kimber
Two guests look at a quilt created by Chawne Kimber, professor of mathematics
Two guests look at a quilt created by Chawne Kimber, professor of mathematics
Someone takes a cell phone photo of a quilt created by Chawne Kimber, professor of mathematics
A guest looks at a quilt created by Chawne Kimber, professor of mathematics
A quilt created by Chawne Kimber, professor of mathematics
A quilt by Chawne Kimber, professor of mathematics, with the words
Chawne Kimber, professor of mathematics, and two of her quilts

 

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