…the Netherlands, Nevis, Norway, Qatar, the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago, and the USA. The energizing and comprehensive program of lectures, panel discussions, member meetings, vendor fairs, and textile arts……
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…really know what I am doing. I have not used plaster in 40 years! So, I have one completed piece, a companion piece in process and couple more pieces planned….…
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…the divine within matter, explored the structural viability of materials and methods, and played with visual complexities of hue and form. I glimpsed universes of possibilities bridging my heritage and……
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…program head of Fibers at Tennessee Tech University’s Appalachian Center for Craft. I was raised in St. Louis and completed my BFA in Fibers at the Kansas City Art Institute….…
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…– Repairing My World. With over 1,400 textile segments, each offering a window into the artist’s life and her larger community, the quilt grew to memorialize love and loss, pinnacles……
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…pattern found within my garden beds or the woods surrounding our house. I’ve long admired Japanese gardens as masterful examples of composition and texture. And I am pulled to work……
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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……
Read More »…for your featured project. Artists will be expected to commit to 2-3 days of filming if selected. EXAMPLES: If you are a painter, tell us how that translates into a……
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…treating all sides of a work as a complicated whole, questioning traditional conceptions of self, and collapsing hierarchies, I have cultivated a queer strategy in embroidery. (1) Jonathan Ned Katz,……
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…them, on this random moment of language and communication that is part you and part the material you are working with. Anubha Sood Laser cut kelp 2019, kelp, laser cut….…
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