Zoom - Brandon Wulff - The Trunk Show to Collaboration

SEPTEMBER 25th 4:00PM PACIFIC (7:00 PM EST)

A recording will be available for registered participants for 5 days after the original presentation. 

Please join me as I welcome Brandon Wulff with his latest trunk show!

As you may know I have been a fan of Brandon's for a while and was fortunate enough to see this show in its test phase and it is so fresh and new I just needed to have it available for all you YOU.  

Here is a little bit about the show:

The Trunk Show to Collaboration: When Artists Meet Quilts

As an autistic fiber artist based in Toronto, Brandon Wulff is thrilled to present this unique trunk show exploring the transformative power of artistic collaboration in quilting. Through his personal experiences and professional journey, he’ll share intimate insights into how extraordinary textile art emerges when creative minds intersect.

Featured Collaborations

Tommy Smythe: A recent project where we transformed his vintage textile collection into a meaningful art piece, exploring how interior design and quilting can beautifully merge.

Andrew McPhail: Discover the story behind our "Epic Fail Quilt", which was selected for the prestigious *Quilts = Art = Quilts '24* exhibition. We'll explore how sequin art and quilting can create powerful narrative textiles.

Ashley Botten: Exploring the architectural elements that can be integrated into textile art.

Apanaki Temitayo: Examining cultural narratives and spiritual connections through fiber art.

Adeyemi Adegbesan: Discussing how personal and cultural experiences can be woven into textile storytelling.

Throughout this trunk show, He’ll share video presentations, discuss our creative processes, and reveal the profound connections that emerge when artists collaborate across disciplines. As an artist who grew up in a fiber-focused family and transitioned from painting to quilting, Brandon is passionate about showcasing how collaboration can push artistic boundaries.

Each collaboration represents a unique dialogue, transforming individual artistic visions into something greater than the sum of its parts.