…draws together an interdisciplinary community of artists, gallerists, curators, critics and collectors around the media of wax, encaustic, printmaking – and the textile arts – plus the latest in professional……
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…come together to make beautiful things and the variations on a simple yet complex technique (via Open Culture). 2) “Tracing textile cultures of Italy and Greece in the early first……
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…Dawe recently created another stunning thread installation. This new work, Plexus no. 35, utilizes thousands of colored threads to produce a composition that looks like refracted light beams (via Colossal)….…
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…artist who lives in the Finger Lakes region of New York State. She served as SDA New York State Representative from 2008-2011 until she joined SDA Board in October of……
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…(1934-37 and 1945-1950), the Arimatsu artisans created a new shibori technique called kikai-sekka, a compression-resist using a sewing machine on broadcloth or glossy cloth for a popular market. To better……
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…by Michael Schirber examines the science behind knitting and its mechanics, stretching force, and more (via APS Physics). 5) “New Technology Can Translate Your 3D Computer Model Into Knitting Instructions”……
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…gallery in New Zealand Bebe Kuhr Extinct 2019, ostrich Shards, 2′ x 3′. Aotearoa New Zealand Winter SDJ This Journal provides a glimpse into the creative community of Aotearoa New……
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…Colossal). 9) “In the New Gregg Museum of Art & Design, N.C. State Finally Gets a Nasher of Its Own” by Chris Vitiello spotlights the reopening of its new building……
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Slow Fiber Studios, Conversations with Cloth, Series Two completed it’s online program with Episode 4: The Americas: Shibori and Four-Selvedge Weaving in Mexico, Peru, Chile and Argentina, with Jim Bassler……
Read More »…collective pop sensibility and dedication to craft was undeniable.[8] Featured artists included Takashi Iwasaki, Erin M. Riley, New Friends, Annie Larson ALL Knitwear, Allison Watkins and Megan Whitmarsh. No trip……
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