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Belonging

The Quilt of Belonging


By Brian Smith

The Quilt of Belonging is a stunning textile art project that shows there is a place for all in the fabric of society.

Quilt of belonging is a 120 foot long by 10.5 foot high (36 metres by 3.5 metres) tapestry. The rich, cultural legacies portrayed in the 263 blocks include all the First Peoples in Canada and every nation of the world.

You an go see the quilt in thePhoto Gallery. Or you can experience this artwork in person, check Tour Dates. View each needlework block and learn about the culture of each Aboriginal and ethnic group in Block-by- Block.

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