Bruce Goldstone is a quiltmaker who explores lyrical geometry. His works combine improvisational patchwork with mathematic, emotional, and visual content. He builds quilts through resonant repetitions, controlled colors, and expressive lines. His textile work is the graphic flip side of his creative work as the author of kids’ books. Like his quilts, many of his books celebrate the joy and fun in mathematics. His works for children and curious adults include Zero Zebras, Great Estimations, Why Is Blue Dog Blue? (with George Rodrigue) and Bip in a Book (with Marcel Marceau). Born in Cleveland, Ohio, Goldstone currently lives in New York City and Buenos Aires, Argentina.