…that combines both surface and structure – while testing just how pixelated that image can be before the human eye grows confused. Lise Frølund Infinity (detail) 2015, jacquard weaving. Downstairs……
Read More »…http://www.workhouseartscallforentry.com/. Fiber National showcases the best in contemporary fiber art from around the United States. All artists who use fiber or fiber techniques in their art are invited to apply….…
Read More »…of SDA member benefits and programs. -Ed.) __________________________ Martha Sielman is Executive Director of Studio Art Quilt Associates, Inc. (www.SAQA.com), the world’s largest organization dedicated to advancing art quilting as……
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…variety of small, embroidered samples to include line, detached, textured, and composite stitches. All levels welcome – no experience necessary. Tutor: Gail Harker See our website for more details: www.gailcreativestudies.com……
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…handmade and machine knit is fabulous to see. Monika Haussler shows this in her work Steps. I like to combine new industrial materials like rubber in combination with an old……
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The largest Holiday gathering of Maine Indian artists in New England, 50+ established, national award-winning artists ( “Best of Show” award at the famous Santa Fe Indian Market and at……
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…the frayed edges of fabric visible, lending a textured contour to the seams between each block. Sharon Kerry-Harlan Fake News: Interrupted Dreams 2017, acrylic, ink, thread, newspaper 13.5″ x 10….…
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…such as lycra and nylon (via JStor). 4) The Weaving Lab: Plain Cloth Productions at University of Wisconsin: Madison (now in its second year) allows community members to come in……
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This summer, I am celebrating the moment when people’s collective strength, patience, creativity, compassion, and spirit comes together in the public participation project and exhibition Kumihimo Wishes: Current Times at……
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…poverty and isolation; the act of adorning was a comfort and a creative outlet born of necessity, for every scrap was recycled to extinction. Helen Schwartz on the steps of……
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