…and membership in a maker community based in Somerville, Massachusetts. FiberLAB Indigo dyeing. In Dialogue (new department!) “Cardboard Fiction: the Work of Dosshaus” by Leora Lutz features a conversation with……
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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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…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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…Jewish women inspired the adoption of new traditions; for example, the chader worn in Mashhad, Iran, was brought by Jews to Afghanistan. Groom’s outfit with amuletic symbols Zakho, Iraqi Kurdistan,……
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Jumping the Shadow at Sapar Contemporary (New York, New York) features the work of Mulyana & Iwan Effendi, both Indonesian artists, in conversation with each other. Curated by John Silvis,……
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…medium (via New York Times). 2) The New Mexico Fiber Crawl takes place on the weekend of May 18th–20th, 2018. Beginning in Albuquerque and winding north to Taos, this crawl……
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…and tapestry creator. This biography recounts Yoors’ rise to fame in New York City, his two concurrent wives, and how they wove his well-known tapestries. At the peak of his……
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Solo exhibition of new work synthesizing impressions of India’s actual and metaphorical spaces. Press release: IndiaBeginner’s_Eyes_newsrelease……
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The work of FIT students and faculty takes center stage in the Gallery FIT exhibition Crafting Change. Organized by the Textile/Surface Design Department in conjunction with New York Textile Month,……
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…I questioned what my own experience meant to others. How was it any relevant to my Community and society at large? As a new Australian, I am well aware how……
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