…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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In 1962 the first international tapestry exhibition, of the post-war era, was launched in Lausanne, Switzerland. The venue became a catalyst for international dialog in new fiber works and helped……
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…1980s, artists such as Pauline Burbidge had begun to create original blocks with unique patterning that resulted in exciting compositions. When Burbidge, a British artist, began making quilts, she was……
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…and pasture. Increasingly pasture growers are incorporating regenerative agricultural practices, an ecologically promising set of agricultural practices. Full disclosure: Your reviewer is a wool sheep farmer. With the clips from……
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Students will transform a revolutionary 2D material called Fosshape — a unique, low melt, synthetic polyester fiber — that when exposed to a variety of heat types quickly and easily……
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…using the colors and techniques of commercial embroidery, designed in the computer and stitched out on the computer-aided embroidery machine. This ongoing pandemic project is called Chromatic Book Blocks. When……
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…resulting data loss. Merill Comeau, Archive of Specimens, 2022. Observational drawing with pencil, thread and collage, 72 x 96 inches. Photo: Will Howcroft Photography. Merill Comeau, Archive of Specimens (detail),……
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…paints, hand painted, raw edge appliquéd; free motion stitched, 38 x 57.5 in. Collaboration And Community Award: Danielle Hatch Danielle Hatch, All The Soaring Of My Mind Begin In My……
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…and free motion machine embroidery, and a variety of novelty fibers. Each student will create a unique, professionally matted finished project. CLASS GOALS: 1) an introduction to heat-activated processes using……
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…fragile maps of remembrance. Michele Landel Someone Better Be Bleeding 2018, paper, thread, photographs, collaged, free-motion-embroidered, 9.5’′ x 12.5′′. 5) Material Exploration Award Alexis Zachhuber challenges female sentiments of docility……
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