Gee's Bend Quilters

Quilters of Gee's Bend, the isolated Black community on the Alabama River whose women have pieced quilts from worn clothing and scraps for generations, in bold, improvised geometric patterns that museums now exhibit as modern art. A textile artist belongs here when the cited article or its infobox names the Gee's Bend collective in connection with the person. It excludes Bauhaus weavers and contemporary conceptual fiber artists, who have their own groups, and quilters who only share a technique.