…between cultural anthropology and contemporary craft. I have a firm belief that it can provide us with a new language, a new way of thinking about objects…instead of always struggling……
Read More »“In·ter·face is defined by Merriam-Webster as ‘the place where two independent systems meet and act on or communicate with each other.’ Later this year, hundreds of textile-loving artists, educators, and……
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…Council). 2) Alasdair Thomson created a series of stunning white garments carved completely out of marble, capturing the lightness of textiles with the heaviness of stone (via The Jealous Curator)….…
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…create new covers for Virginia Woolf classics to be reissued this fall (via Visual News). 3) The Knitting & Stitching Show, the most highly regarded textiles and craft show in……
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Our final spotlight on Lady Art Writers and Artists comes from New York-based Quinne Myers writing about dyer, weaver, and spinner Victoria Manganiello. It is so wonderful to be able……
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I Pledged To Save My Village JANE DUNNEWOLD / SDA BOARD MEMBER (TEXAS) I [once] longed for connections to a world that I knew was out there but didn’t know……
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…Throwback Approach to Fiber Art” by Ben Bromley looks at how downtown Baraboo, Wisconsin’s new fiber art studio isn’t just low-tech: it’s no-tech (via Baraboo News Republic). 6) “Igshaan Adams……
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…South America, to the Middle East and beyond (via Apartment Therapy). 2) “Kiss of Death” by Gordon Harris looks at New New England textile mills and the “kissing the shuttle”……
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…While 2018 was a rough year for a myriad of reasons, having SDA around made it a little bit better! Here’s to 2019 and everything new and wonderful to come!……
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…beads, fabric hardener, 8” x 4” x 4”. 1) “Inspired by Harriet Tubman, an Artist Takes Glass to Extremes” by Nancy Princenthal spotlights a new body of work by Joyce……
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