…unlimited possibilities within textile medium. SEFEA is committed to maintaining textile traditions while opening pathways for crossing new boundaries.” Show poster (Curated by Lisa Kriner, Rob Mertens, LM Wood, Pat……
Read More »
…Arteles Creative Center is surrounded by a magical forest that is open to all for exploring. The residency car, public buses, or bicycles took us for excursions further out. Arteles……
Read More »
…(via Explore Fiber). 2) South African artist Marsi van de Heuvel creates stunning works that look they could almost be embroidery, but as it turns out, are made completely with……
Read More »…which open my eyes to new ways of seeing and thinking.” Lori Zimmerman’s embroidery “responds to the impulse to mend’s one’s life and one’s community.” In addition, California Fibers “Points……
Read More »…an art quilt as “a creative visual work that is layered and stitched or that references this form of stitched layered structure.” Juror: Bruce Hoffman Open to SAQA members only….…
Read More »
In this 2- day workshop participants will learn a variety of interesting fiber techniques. Used alone or in various combinations, these techniques open up many possibilities for creativity. We will……
Read More »
…a 10-15 minute presentation (in person or via digital PowerPoint/Keynote file). Our meeting is a chance to network with other established artists, designers and creatives. Open to students who are……
Read More »
…imaginary worlds and characters that open up our minds to relevant narratives. The whimsical and animated characters in their work point to a rich tradition of story telling. Mulyana Bety……
Read More »…the time? What I came to understand through the examples of India Flint, Natalie Chanin and Barbara Lee Smith, is that there is no “finding time” or “fitting in” for……
Read More »
An exhibition of work by Susan Iverson titled The Color of No opened at the Visual Arts Center of Richmond on Friday, April 12 and closed June 2nd. Iverson is……
Read More »