…attended as individual workshops or as an on-going series. The workshop program will start with basic printmaking techniques and advance to mastering complex multiple imaging/overprinting relationships and techniques. The techniques……
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…discussed in Fray. At various points in Fray, when writing about the labors of handwork, Bryan-Wilson touches on individual making and group/community making. It’s reverse—that in making together community is……
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…come. Everything on display is lit in very dramatic spotlights while the rest of the space remains dark. The combination of lighting and sound make for a very calm, eerie,……
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…Times) 5) “DMC Stitch Contest Provokes Artists to Submit Subversive Designs” by Abby Glassenberg looks at how DMC needed to edited their Instagram posts about the contest to now include……
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…weave a tapestry of commonality. For artist Anne Labovitz, the project’s architect who is a native of Duluth, Minnesota, and lives and works in Saint Paul, communicating and making art……
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…10) “The Best Protest Banners of 2017 that You Can Borrow” by Mauricio Peña showcases Aram Han Sifuentes and the Protest Banner Lending Library’s reusable protest signs (via Chicago Mag)….…
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…the samples into bundles. We will steam or simmer the bundles to make the prints, then have the pleasure of opening them and seeing the magic! Special attention will be……
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…she presents solid, excellently researched statistics and alarming information on our society’s current environmentally disastrous fiber industries, and our highly dissonant relationship to textile materials, and clothing in particular. This……
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This week’s Friday Fibers Roundup features many makers, artists, and creatives working in socially engaged and critical ways. Whether it’s a communal textile project shedding light on the rollback of……
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…and part author. She tracked down the current location of Rousseau-Vermette’s of many public or corporate commissions, finding some artworks in situ and others gone from sight. Some of her……
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