…study and casual drop-in open studios. During your residency, the following benefits will be offered: * Complimentary membership * 50% discount for most classes * Mentorship from Studio Manager *……
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…and donations. Jo Hamilton in her studio The use of color in her crochet work has become more complex over the years as her collection has grown. When adding new……
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…organized by the Dairy Barn Arts Center. Margaret Black Line Study 17 2016, Kona cottons, thread, wool batting, cotton batting, free-form cutting, piecing, straight-line machine quilting, 90′′ x 75′′. 4)……
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…to study for an MA in Textiles at Manchester Metropolitan University, specialising in fine art textiles. Stewart Kelly MA Research Images 2002, photography, acrylic on canvas, machine-embroidered. “The week I……
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…proved to be full of valuable content and thoroughly well planned. Workshop by Laura Foster Nicholson at SLAG Make It & Take It session at opening of SDA exhibit On……
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…my open book. Spoiler alert: Yes, Finlay spends time (without bodyguards) in a welcoming Papua New Guinea village and discovers some of the magic of barkcloth, also commonly known as……
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…a machine so they will need our artistic guidance for at least a bit longer! Some AI generation programs: https://openai.com/dall-e-2/#demos https://deepdreamgenerator.com/ https://playgroundai.com/ https://creator.nightcafe.studio/ –Louise Krasniewicz is a retired professor of……
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…questions that are central to the study of textiles today: it examines how material practices reflect cross-cultural influences; it explores textiles’ relationships to history, memory, place, and social and technological……
Read More »…Research, Edinburgh College of Art Patricia commissioned my first piece of published writing, for which I will always be grateful. The commission came at a time when I did not……
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…is tackled by players across those communities. COMMUNITY CLOTH Community Cloth at the Newcomer School, Greensboro, NC (2010) 180” w X 60”h This project engaged 75 middle school youth who……
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