…weaving, embroidery and lace factories collaborate and share machinery to complete complex designer commissions. In Tokyo, we saw how some remarkable fabrics are transformed by cutting-edge Japanese fashion designers such……
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…are encouraged to push themselves to do something new. In our monthly newsletters, Susan M. Clark (SDA Membership Committee) highlighted a Canadian SDA member from a different province or territory,……
Read More »…Bay, New York from March 7 through May 7, 2017. The prospectus can be downloaded at www.licg.org/calendar.html. For more information, email info@licg.org or call 516-350-8984. Download press release: CFE Press……
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…48 x 36 inches. Photo: Logan Jackson. Virginia Commonwealth University, Undergraduate. eileenmorley.myportfolio.com | @ei.bean Sinéad Cahill (she/her), Mo Chreag Bheag Féin, 2022. Paper maché, quilted, woven, cotton, 72 x 96……
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…admissions scandal. The exhibition features new, commissioned works by thirteen artists—Lindsay Adams, Debra Cartwright, Kevin Claiborne, Malaika Temba, Lindsey Brittain Collins, Alteronce Gumby, Lanise Howard, Jeffrey Meris, Robert B. Moore,……
Read More »…closely at the natural and man-made formations they encounter. Teresa Paschke A new body of work by Teresa Paschke also combined digital printing and embroidery in New Tools and Ancient……
Read More »…Aquarium in Boston, American Embassy in Thailand, and NASA. Visit her website at: www.maryedna.com During CONFLUENCE conference in Minneapolis, view Fraser’s work in Reflections on Water: Recent Works by Mary……
Read More »…Photo by Pol Leemans For more information about Linda and her work, visit www.lindacolsh.com Ann Nyberg “State of Universal Chaos” 2010 180 x 160 cm Wool, linen, silk & cotton……
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Wild Textiles: Grown, Foraged, Found by Alice Fox You would be forgiven in assuming Wild Textiles to be a “how to/field guide,” were you simply perusing. It is both more……
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…the wondrous effect of strengthening community, at home or across the globe. The 2020 Spring edition of Surface Design Journal explores what happens when creative minds come together—whether through intimate……
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