…new work to the exclusion of the older. Both were pleased by Mitchell-Nevin’s thoughtful selections and pairings, commenting that the juxtapositions brought out new layers of meaning and effect. More……
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…lead to the use of solar panels being woven into clothes (via Smithsonian). 3) Featured in our latest Surface Design Journal, this video shows the completion of the Unicorn Tapestry,……
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…systematic method for comparing the shifts in pH modifiers/mordants, students will then transition to combinations of dye transfer blankets, building on previous experiments and results. Whether you love comparing pH……
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…Design, Undergraduate. snetto20.myportfolio.com Christina Villamor (she/her), In Fragments of Color and Light, 2021. Hand-dyed cotton, silk, acrylic, monofilament, neon, mixed media, dimensions vary. Photo: Don Lewis. California State University Long……
Read More »Inspired by India Flint’s “bundling” talk (Ecologically Sustainable Color: Bio-regional Dyes for Cloth) at the recent SDA conference in Minneapolis, I combined her ideas with the fact that my daughter’s……
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…like a sponge, asking many questions and eagerly soaking up every suggestion. They spent long day and night hours hard at work in the weaving studio, taking advantage of each……
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…unlimited possibilities within textile medium. SEFEA is committed to maintaining textile traditions while opening pathways for crossing new boundaries.” Show poster (Curated by Lisa Kriner, Rob Mertens, LM Wood, Pat……
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…distributed worldwide. Her studio is in the Kansas City Crossroads Arts District. Susan Lordi Marker on the prairie. Links and resources: Current exhibition: theboxgallery.org Susan’s website: susanlordimarker.com Prairie resource: moprairie.org……
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…Greenmarkets in New York City. You can join Clara Parkes in her new venture, The Wool Channel —Vivien Zepf is a quilter, photographer, and art museum docent from New York….…
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…printed textile as the new compositions are determined by the digital scanner’s engagement with the texture of threads, beads, and the speed and direction of my hands’ movements. These methods……
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