…juxtaposed with a lush selection of textile samples, installation images and colorful groupings of bobbins. The publication is accompanied by a comprehensive website at www.windrewindweave.com and KMA’s online exhibition archive……
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…objects that are exchanged, and further complicates questions about how and commodities are inextricably intertwined with identity, heritage and place. Concluding with Aram Han Sifuentes’ work locates textiles in the……
Read More »…http://www.workhouseartscallforentry.com/. Fiber National showcases the best in contemporary fiber art from around the United States. All artists who use fiber or fiber techniques in their art are invited to apply….…
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…to look and work with color in a more informed way. No prior experience is necessary – all levels welcome. Tutor: Gail Harker. Full details available on our website: www.gailcreativestudies.com……
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…Manhattan Gallery, New York. Image credit: Amy Congdon, Brooch from Biological Atelier SS 2082 ‘Extinct’ Collection, 2014; embroidery, acetate scales, silicone, glass crystals. Courtesy of the designer. Photo Credit: www.lornajanenewman.com……
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…variety of small, embroidered samples to include line, detached, textured, and composite stitches. All levels welcome – no experience necessary. Tutor: Gail Harker See our website for more details: www.gailcreativestudies.com……
Read More »…in Sri Lanka, she has developed a range of equipment for arashi work which includes the DVD and the Compleat™ Arashi Shibori Wrapping Machine. For more information go to: www.anneselby.com……
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…Important Info: On display until June 2nd, 2018 Steven Kasher Gallery is located at 515 W. 26th St., New York, NY 10001 Gallery hours are Tuesday–Saturday 10am to 6pm http://www.stevenkasher.com……
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…fiber art techniques.” Ellen Schiffman #1 2014, handmade silk paper, 9″ x 9″ x 3″. Schiffman allowed herself the freedom of time to experiment and discover in ways she had……
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…started, a project you want to complete, and something entirely new to explore. Bring the tools that you can’t live without, a sketchbook, and a minimal amount of materials for……
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