Michael Madison, law professor talks about the knowledge commons and quilting

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Michael Madison, law professor talks about the knowledge commons and quilting

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Jun 19, 2018

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Michael, a super smart law professor, talks to us about his theories of the knowlege commons and how to start to think about the study of quilting using his theories.

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Jun 19, 2018

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Brian Frye, law professor and filmmaker talks to us about art, copyright, and thinking about quilting: Brian talks to us about his art life -- what's the difference between an art film and a commercial documentary, and how does that impact on the intersection of copyright. He helps us think about quilting from outside of quilting, and he's thinking... by Just Wanna Quilt
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Tsoniki Crazy Bull, quilter, podcaster, and world traveler (thanks to the military): Tsoniki creates beautiful quilts. She also had a 50-episode podcast before her husband was transferred abroad as part of the military. She talks about her life of moving, of quilting, and talking to people as part of her podcast. by Just Wanna Quilt
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Seth Hackler, quilter and founder of "Quilting on a Budget" FB Group: Seth Hackler is a quilter and the mastermind behind "Quilting on a Budget" FB Group, which now has over 30,000 members in just one year. He talks to us about the meaningfulness of quilting with his mom, his quilting life, and his philosophy behind... by Just Wanna Quilt
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Maureen Collins, quilter and law professor too!: Maureen Collins is one of the only law professors to write on quilting! She has been part of the project from the first conversations. She teaches at John Marshall Law School, where she requires her law students to make small art quilts as part of... by Just Wanna Quilt
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Amy Milne from Quilt Alliance: Amy Milne, Executive Director for Quilt Alliance talks to us about all things quilty and the role of the Quilt Alliance in preservation, education and community. http://quiltalliance.org. Go to www.justwannaquilt for more on this interview and others! by Just Wanna Quilt
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Michael Madison, law professor talks about the knowledge commons and quilting

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