…based upon unwanted or unused resources at the Appalachian Center for Craft. Learn various ways to assemble alternative materials to turn your unwanted or unused materials into a site-specific installation!……
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…Integration Committee (EAI) This fall SDA convened an Equity, Access and Integration Committee (EAI) to hold space for and amplify the voices of historically underrepresented communities in the fiber and……
Read More »…by the native peoples who have called the Great Basin their home. Extending the concept of using indigenous materials, this exhibit encourages and emphasizes the use of materials from the……
Read More »…artist moving from west to east coast, the difficulties in working in salvaged materials, as well as where to get such materials in NYC (via Textile Art Center). 10) Artist……
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…as an artist, a freelancer and a member of society that is constantly fighting against the stream. The soft materials and seemingly innocuous fists are subversive as well seductive. Other……
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…using photographs and a computer jacquard system using non-traditional materials. Her hand-woven tapestries are shibori dyed to bring out selective images capturing a moment in life. Episode 1: Bound-Resist: Yvonne……
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…in making and research is based upon the intellect of the handmade and its effects on our well-being. The Weeflab project promotes weaving as a combination of skills, networking, and……
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My making is intuitive and resourceful, I appreciate and value the time and natural materials that combine, intersect and grow, reflecting both love and life. I have always been drawn……
Read More »…disciplines. Dianne Shullenberger is a well known Vermont artist who incorporates natural fibrous materials such as red osiers twigs, bamboo, marram grass, pods and leaves. Many of these materials are……
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…something that you’re thankful for and want to celebrate and share with SDA’s community? Post in the comments below to let people know! Cheers to 2021, I hope everyone has……
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