Friday Fibers Roundup
June 23, 2017 9:00 am
This week’s Friday Fiber Roundup features new fabric from NASA, a NYC bodega made completely from felt, and the dyeing history of the American flag. Susan Andrews Grace Red Thread,……
Read More »This week’s Friday Fiber Roundup features new fabric from NASA, a NYC bodega made completely from felt, and the dyeing history of the American flag. Susan Andrews Grace Red Thread,……
Read More »…School Experience’s podcast “Make/Time” has a new episode featuring Namita Gupta Wiggers with host Stuart Kestenbaum. 3) “Weaving Together the Story of a Forgotten Pop Artist and Her Rugs” By……
Read More »…illustrated in each and every journal she produced. Over 72 issues communicated her belief that Surface Design Journal should offer readers intelligent, engaging and informative coverage of the latest innovations……
Read More »…environmental impact on water’s natural landscape is the foundation for the work by Terese Agnew, Susan Falkman, and Nnenna Okore. Agnew’s intricately embroidered quilt, which took years to complete, depicts……
Read More »…Royal College of Thimpu. Throwing caution to the wind, I rearranged my work schedule—not an easy task as a new college graduate—and decided to take the big step through that……
Read More »This week’s Friday Fibers Roundup explores a conservation studio in Switzerland, a new exhibition of female artists at MoMA, as well as the story behind making traditional Japanese Kimonos. Anna……
Read More »This is one of our brightest and most colorful Friday Fibers Roundups yet! With articles focusing on the use or history of a wide range of colors. Catherine Kleeman Sky……
Read More »…display until May 22nd, 2017, with a Curator’s Tour on Saturday, April 22nd. 4) “‘Reap What You Sew’ – Stephanie Syjuco’s Art of Protest” by Christian Sarkar explores the protest……
Read More »…Windy Chien created a daily ritual where she learned a new knot every day for a year. 366 knots might seem like a lot, but it’s small compared to the……
Read More »…are inspired “by exploring texture and form through materials and techniques.” Cameron Taylor Brown’s work “responds to my experiences as a traveler. I see new places and meet new people,……
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