Calder internet! Last weekend I went to a cool show, but this was a little bit more special than usual because it was a cool show I had quilts in. I joined a couple of quilt guilds over the winter and at the time I joined one of them was in the middle of organising their biennial show. So of course I entered a few quits. I thought I'd take my camera and show you around the show. There were a couple of hundred quilts in the show so I didn't film all of them just a few that caught my eye. This was a nice surprise. One of the first quilts you see as you walk in the door is one of my. This one won't be seen in show and it's not surprising such incredibly tiny and precise quilting. The theme of the exhibition was vivid. So it's a great show. There was an accounting challenge to create a mini quilt using that theme. So many different interpretations. There was also a display of quilts from the National Altair Roa Quilters Guild. They had their own challenge with the theme of lime. The lime's not really my favourite colour, but I like some of these quilts. Another part of the show featured a series of works created by Alice Jones as part of her masters of visual arts at the Dunedin School of Art. Her work is both beautiful and confronting, exploring violence against women through the lens of fairy tales. Well I hope you enjoyed having that look around the culture. None of my quilt's surprise winners, but I didn't expect them to be. I'm just happy that they didn't look out of place and makes all those wonderful quilts. Don't forget to do all those nice intermediate things like liking and subscribing and I'll see you next time. Kaki Tano Internet.