…of childhood, New York bodegas, life in the Dominican Republic, comfort, and safety. Uzumaki Cepeda Indigo Room 2018, faux fur, found objects, staples, hot glue, 10′ x 10′. Photo by……
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…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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…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……
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Mariel Harari’s work is an arresting combination of playful colors and common materials that elicit pieces both foreign and engaging. Originally from Brooklyn, Harari recently completed a 5-week residency at……
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…CTTC products, visit www.clothroads.com. To attend the Tinkuy de Tejedores conference November 12-15, 2013 in Cusco, Peru, and become involved with CTTC, visit www.andeantextilearts.org. Gego: A Textile in Three Dimensions……
Read More »…to design and complete a ‘TR’ (Transformational Reconstruction) garment. Check Center for Pattern Design website & newsletter for more information. ________________________ E. Kaino Hopper has just completed her MFA at……
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…each gray shape the edge is compared to a lighter value and on the other edge the gray is compared to a darker value. The lighter neighbor makes the gray……
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…cast paper, 16″ x 6″ x 6″. Photo by artist. – Jacqueline Mallegni Studio visits are welcome, by appointment. Visit www.mallegni.com. Upcoming workshop on Saturday, January 13th: Shaping Space with……
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…Devon Merrill are a mother-and-son design team, whose work combines an array of textile techniques with embedded electronics to create technology-inspired fashion. Rachel Merrill and Devon Merrill Wearlight 2016, cotton,……
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…Woven Structure (series 3 of 3) 2020, fresh seaweed, linen, 12″ x 9″. Photo by the artist. -Anubha Sood MFA Textiles, Parsons School of Design, New York anubhasood.tumblr.com | @anubha_sood……
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