…and contractors of fine fabric worldwide. He also taught at Parsons/The New School (NYC) for 10 years before joining the design faculty at Philadelphia University. Visit his website at www.hitoshiujiie.com….…
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…are questions regarding how we think of traditions, people who practice them, authenticity, our expectations around that concept, access to traditional expression—in this case it’s clothing—and a challenge to the……
Read More »…detail of the Textile Museum example under art quilts then new work). Maggy Rozycki Hiltner shows us her somewhat sinister embroideries with lots of detail too. There’s also a section……
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This month’s member spotlight is Aotearoa New Zealand-based artist Jeanette Verster. Jeanette takes us through her creative process, materials, and how her ideas develop over time. Finding myself in an……
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…gallery in New Zealand Bebe Kuhr Extinct 2019, ostrich Shards, 2′ x 3′. Aotearoa New Zealand Winter SDJ This Journal provides a glimpse into the creative community of Aotearoa New……
Read More »…recognizable shapes and designs. Hitchcock’s compositions depend on a combination of intuition and practical consideration of spatial distribution, layout and dimension. The individual letters (described by Hitchcock as “chads”) were……
Read More »…years ago, I served on a committee to reevaluate the system of member representatives. One result of this committee’s analysis was the establishment of a Board-level position, the Director of……
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…with new ideas. It’s a new tool, just as the loom, the knitting machine, the sewing machine and the computer were once new tools that have changed the way we……
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Stewart Kelly has been an artist for over 20 years, and with that comes so many memories of exhibitions, projects, and learning. This article reflects on his 20 years of……
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