Quilt Art Twenty, a major touring exhibition celebrating the 20th anniversary of Quilt Art, is on at the Collins Gallery in Glasgow.

Quilt Art, founded in 1985, is a group of professional makers committed to producing innovative work which extends the boundaries of quiltmaking.  There are currently 21 members from across the UK, Europe and USA, all of whom are showing at the exhibition.

Diversity is one of the group’s greatest strengths, through makers’ selection and employment of new and traditional techniques and materials, and of equal significance, their individual cultural heritages.

The Collins Gallery is the first gallery in a tour of eight venues across the UK, The Netherlands, France, Japan and Germany.

Exhibiting at Quilt Art Twenty are: Bethan Ash (Wales), Eszter Bornemisza (Hungary), Sally-Ann Boyd (England), Elizabeth Brimelow (England), Jette Clover (USA), Linda Colsh (USA), Fenella Davies (England), Susan Denton (England), Ann Fahy (Ireland), Mary Fogg (England), Dirkje van der Horst-Beetsma (The Netherlands), Inge Hueber (Germany), Sara Impey (England), Bridget Ingram-Bartholomaüs (Germany), Jane Lloyd (Northern Ireland), Sandra Meech (England), Evelyn Montague (Ireland), Dominie Nash (USA), Janet Twinn (England), Bente Vold Klausen (Norway) and Charlotte Yde (Denmark).

Quilt Art Twenty is on The exhibition is taking place at the Collins Gallery, University of Strathclyde, 22 Richmond St, Glasgow.  Open Monday to Friday 10am to 5pm and Saturday 12 noon to 4pm.   The exhibition is closed 15 to 18 July inclusive.