…experimentation was not complete. I remembered back to some time spent in Tokyo, where I came across lace washi papers. After talking to Bridget, we decided to continue our collaboration……
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Deadline: September 15, 2017. SPUN’s Innovative Fiber Exhibition 2017 will be held from October 14 – November 4, 2017; the online submission deadline is September 15. We are very excited……
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…them each in bell jars (via Colossal). 9) These Avant Garde costumes from the 1920s are part of a new online collection of photographs from the Museum für Kunst und……
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Slow Fiber Studios is returning with Conversations with Cloth online program, Series TWO: connecting Japanese shibori tradition with the world from the Americas, Africa, Southeast Asia to Southwest China. Esteemed……
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…few years ago. A new entrance, a contemporary art gallery and a performance space were created, successfully integrating the new architecture into the old. It felt like a perfect venue……
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…community. As 2020 became more tumultuous politically, environmentally and existentially, I realized the importance of really breathing for both my physical and emotional health. As 2020 progressed I felt a……
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…Gay/Lesbian Almanac: A New Documentary: In Which Is Contained… (New York: Harper & Row, 1983). kirakeck.com | @erotic_macrame Kira Keck, Stability and Transparency, 2021. Embroidered interlock mesh, 8.5 x 11……
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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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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……
Read More »…is that of a true master. She brings forth the very best example of what can happen when a fiber artist combines a little art history with a lot of……
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