Our gallery with U&U2 and quilts in boxes, waiting for us

Amazing that these two boxes contain the entire exhibition and more than 200 copies of U&U2!

Organizing all the unpacked quilts on the plinth ultimately for Ghost Bunnies

Always very exciting to see official signage!

Plinth for Ghost Bunnies

Unpacking quilts from the boxes

Waiting for Unique Yo Yo

Yo Yo was the first hung!

The AMAZING install team making sure everything is hung level

Unrolling the quilts onto canvas, which kept all the quilts very safe

Making sure the walls were especially pristine

Slowly it goes up, quilt by quilt

IQM curator Carolyn Ducey dropped by to check our progress!

Getting Pegasus out, Leah pointed out how Keith Haring-esque its print is!

Pegasus (or rather: Bars / Original Design) up to fly!

Thrilled to display the back of this quilt

Now that all the quilts were nearly up, exploring how to display Ghost Bunnies

I settled on folding over a corner so everyone could enjoy the unicorn-print back

Teacups welcomed viewers into the gallery, which felt very English indeed.

Yo Yo and Spider Web, var. echoing one another

Hanging what would be the diva of the entire exhibition!