Arester Earl, Hystercine Rankin, Aretha White and Rose Marsh are mentioned as having work in the exhibit. Most of the article is an interview with the curator, Maude Wahlman. One African-American quilter is included, Mrs. Donna Choate of Sparta, NC, who was interviewed September 25, 1978. Owned by Gladys Marie-Fry, it was featured on the PBS Antiques Roadshow. The site tells about the quilt and asks the viewer to participate in its appraisal by asking you to respond to a series of four questions.
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Dr. Beryl Williams, retired Morgan University professor, talks about her work in this article. A picture of Dr. Williams in front of some of her work is shown. His art takes many forms, including painted, hand-sewn quilts, often depicting biblical scenes. He is now hailed as one of the south's premier visionary artists. Many closeup views are accessible.