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Doreen Speckmann Remembered: Virtual Lunchtime Chat, Take Two!

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Doreen Speckmann Remembered: Virtual Lunch-and-Learn with Iowa Quilt Museum and Wisconsin Museum of Quilts & Fiber Arts

By popular demand we have decided to run this program again! Join us Friday, April 17, 2020, at noon CDT, for a virtual lunchtime chat about decorated quilter Doreen Speckmann. Enjoy a conversation between the Iowa Quilt Museum’s Marianne Fons and Megan Barrett and the Wisconsin Museum of Quilts & Fiber Arts’ Emily Schlemowitz as they talk about Speckmann’s influential life and work amid the exhibition of her quilts, Doreen Speckmann Remembered.

A Madison, Wisconsin-based artist, in 1985, as a relative newcomer to the quilting scene, she made a lasting impression on the judges of the first American Quilters’ Society national quilting competition in Paducah, Kentucky, where her innovative work, The Blade, won the professional patchwork category.

Tune in to hear personal recollections of Speckmann, discussions of her pioneering quilting techniques, and to view this incredible collection. Collaborators and friends, the museums are offering this conversation as a FREE event, with donations encouraged. All donations will be split equally between the two institutions to continue the vibrancy of our programs.

Join Zoom Meeting:

https://us04web.zoom.us/j/146640021

Meeting ID: 146 640 021

How do I ZOOM?

Welcome to our Zoom video conferencing! Thank you for coming along as we navigate our new virtual learning. We will be making online lectures and classes available via Zoom while the museum is closed to the public. 

Easy to use and reliable, Zoom is available to download for free on your PC/Mac or by using a dedicated app for iOS and Android. Before you join us, you will need to sign up for Zoom using a free Basic Plan. 

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When you join one of our programs (referred to as a meeting in Zoom), we will do a brief greeting, and then ask you to mute your microphones for optimal sound quality. With the Zoom meeting active, as you hover your mouse over the bottom of the page, you will click the icon of a microphone. We will have moderators standing by to assist you with this process. 

We encourage you to ask questions at any time, by using the Chat feature or by simply raising your hand via the hand signal and turning your microphone back on. 

Once you have downloaded the program, Zoom allows you to test your Internet connection by joining a test meeting.

Should you have any questions, please do not hesitate to reach out via info@wiquiltmuseum.com.