…thread, screen-printed, quilted, 124” x 98”. Ian Price (Undergraduate) Smoky Basket, 3D printed, fireworks, twinned yarn, 8” x 3” x 2”. For more information check out Outstanding Student Awards https://www.surfacedesign.org/members/awards-grants/……
Read More »…artists, July 6 – September 1, 2018. Art quilts accepted for exhibition will exemplify innovation in quilting and surface design techniques as well as excellence in artistic composition and craftsmanship….…
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…and silk yarns, natural dyes, 30″ x 40″. Graduate at Virginia Commonwealth University. Tina Rice Tomorrow is Never (diptych, cotton, linen, silk, natural dye, 27″ x 45″. Graduate at Iowa……
Read More »…Rank and salary are competitive with peer institutions and are commensurate with quality of practice, scholarship, and current academic research, extent of teaching experience, and current professional standing. More information……
Read More »…will enhance their choices. Their commitment to “real world” exposure is commendable; at times they have been the largest student contingent from any single university. We support all their efforts……
Read More »…2-D or 3-D, video or digitally-generated, wearable, installation, mobile or static. See CaFE https://www.callforentry.org/festivals_unique_info.php?ID=5731 Entry Fee: (Non-Member): $35. for 3 entries, Loading Dock Gallery Member $25. for 3 entries Entry……
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…sections are carefully ground until they are less than a hair width across. The structures revealed are compared to those of modern trees. In the South Island, there are many……
Read More »…is the perfect companion to shibori techniques. Whether I am working with white linen or a piece of fabric previously dyed with MX dyes, I find the process of adding……
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…3 works with $15 for each additional work. Not a member? Join Richmond Art Center http://richmondartcenter.org/ or SDA https://www.surfacedesign.org/ To submit to ‘What Knot?’ please go to this link at……
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…Funderburgh in the US. Wilson went on to share examples of her own recent work from the haunting Dispersions (nos 1-26) series, composed of vintage damask cloth and hand embroidered……
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