…new life forms evolving from these discarded garments and invading the living ecosystem. Slowly these invasive textile species will replace all living plants until our environment becomes unrecognizable. Korey Rowswell,……
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…bales and balls of her fibre art (via The New Yorker). 7) In “Jewelry as a Means to Reflect on the Essence of all things Surrounding Us” examines how contemporary……
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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…Designs). 5) “Is British Fast Fashion Too Fast?” by Chavie Lieber looks at specific clothing companies and their environmental impact (via Racked). 6) This video shows a newly developed smart……
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…came up frequently during a recent conference, Weaving: Cognition/Technology/Culture at Columbia University, New York. The purpose of the conference was to challenge the common assumption that bodily techniques and tools……
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 »“Although Patricia Malarcher made her final farewells in the Winter 2012 issue, she had complete editorial control of this exciting issue dedicated to new and innovative wearable art forms. After……
Read More »…experiment and work at the museum with the latest technologies in the fields of computerized weaving, embroidery, knitting and laser cutting machines. The museum works in collaboration with other European……
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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 »Pat Hickman creates work that is highly personal and labor intensive. Her recent exhibit River That Runs Both Ways (with Joan Harmon) was displayed at the Phoenix Gallery of New……
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