…the abandoned man-made structures. These pieces use this powerful juxtaposition as a lens to examine the current relationship between mankind and the natural environment. Since then I have continued to……
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…together to examine how we are serving our communities when the world is in upheaval. Marion Coleman Living the Shadows 2016, cotton, thread, fusing, raw edge appliqué, thread writing, machine……
Read More »…Frank, this special edition of the SDJ focuses on LGBTQIA+ writers exploring LGBTQIA+ artists, highlighting the complexity of intersectional identity and how it informs creative practices in fiber at a……
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…Gallery, New York. © Stephanie Syjuco. 3) “Stop Motion Craft in the Digital Age” by Kate Fenker examines the history of textiles being used at two large stop motion companies—Bent……
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…influences, or what drives their work. Their artist statements reveal highly personal, compelling stories of the complexities of being human. They speak to sorrow, joy, relationships to land, heritage, and……
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…research. The Yarn Mission is a “pro-Black, pro-rebellion, pro-community” knitting collective that formed in St. Louis, Missouri, in response to the tragic death of Mike Brown at the end of……
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…how Nui shibori, the simple running stitch, and then gathered to dye, contributed to Japanese textile history. The earliest example dates to the eighth century. Yoshiko narrates historical examples of……
Read More »“Although Patricia Malarcher made her final farewells in the Winter 2012 issue, she had complete editorial control of this exciting issue dedicated to new and innovative wearable art forms. After……
Read More »…submit up to 3 entries. All work must be either fiber in content or executed in a fiber related technique. Innovative two- and three-dimensional fiber art is encouraged. Deadline: November……
Read More »…to dig deeper into the content of each Surface Design Journal through presentations and panel discussions. Upcoming Exhibition in Print Journal Party December 3 at 11am PT/ 1pm CT/ 2pm……
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