…path to stay connected to Japanese culture and traditions as a student, textile shop owner and as a travel tour leader. For Faeder, creating her own daily amulets would combine……
Read More »…at Page-Walker Arts & History Center, Cary in Cary, NC, April 20 – June 24, 2017. Registration is open Jan 1 – Feb 10, 2017. Prospectus available online at http://paqa-south-juried.org/……
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…silk dyes and resisted resist. Participants will be guided through the entire process of realizing a design on a scarf and then a second scarf or a wall hanging. This……
Read More »The Biggest Little Tapestries in the World! is open to all weavers. We invite entries which fit more traditional definitions of tapestry, and also entries that expand upon the core……
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…the Swedish Museum of Textiles and Nordic Textile Art Association, is now open for registration. The conference aims to present a global perspective of the different textile practices with a……
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This week’s Friday Fibers Roundup features a variety of makers addressing the conceptual feast that blankets have to offer. From political to personal, comfortable to subversive, blankets have been a……
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…Quilts & Textiles (SJMQT) in San Jose, CA, from July 22–October 14, 2018. The act of labor is both physical and mental—an effort which is difficult and sometimes compulsory. From……
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…but what is most thrilling is the new textile work commissioned for the exhibit that highlights her masterful use of space and interest in flip-flopping expectations of high and low,……
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Leslie Pearson Aligning the Internal Compass (2014) 1) Medieval book historian, Erik Kwakkel, documents his research into the ingenious, yet humorous mending of old parchment paper on his blog Medieval……
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…Barbara Burns conducted a survey of tapestry weavers that focuses on pricing methods. The complied results can be read here. Professional Practices for Artists CAA Standards and Guidelines Consignment Contracts……
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