On March 20, 2015, the nearly 100-year-old Textile Museum’s new doors opened to a sparkling evening of rubbing elbows with contemporary artists, curators, members, staff – and the local SDA……
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SDA members create such amazing work that we want to showcase everything we know you are all doing! Mentioned last week in the new website announcement, we are starting a……
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…ways. She plans to further develop two current projects during her Appalachian Craft and Culture Fellowship: pushing the boundaries of weaving traditional nuno felting patterns, and a shadow project using……
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…shift in Aotearoa New Zealand over recent decades. A growing network of kairaranga tāne (Māori male weavers) has been working within their whānau (families) and communities, continuing a centuries old……
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…After a number of experiments over the years, I was able to finish this research by working with Maine artist, Katarina Weslien. Our paper is made of 100% cotton rag,……
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…With so many active members, we want to share the amazing experiences you all are having. From exhibitions to classes, tutorials to research, the SDA community is far reaching and……
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…many national exhibition as well as at Urban Outfitters Headquarters and Snyderman-Works Galleries. ELIGIBILITY: Future Tense II is open to all student artists (student is defined as a current undergraduate……
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…a small group of artists working with paper as medium globally. Currently, the IAPMA has 558 members from 44 different countries. The IAPMA website provides a gallery space for all……
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…action reinforced by the communal projects celebrated in this show. ” Sonya Clark: We are Each Other, 2024, at the Museum of Arts and Design, New York. Photo: Jenna Bascom.……
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…and you will inspire others, understand love, and be delighted to serve.” Visit SDA NewsBlog to read more about Made/Aware intensive and Materialities exhibition/catalog. All current SDA members enjoy free……
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