…Museum Artists’ Association. vivienzepf.com Publisher: Harper Collins (buy it here) Date: April 2006 ISBN:9780060522766 If you’ve read this book, leave a comment and let us know what you think! Do……
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…are most highly valued, referred to as “true” embroidery. Putting a moral judgment to craftsmanship assigns openness, honesty, and integrity to works where the hidden back is identical to the……
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…program head of Fibers at Tennessee Tech University’s Appalachian Center for Craft. I was raised in St. Louis and completed my BFA in Fibers at the Kansas City Art Institute….…
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…signed up. What a difference a day makes! That workshop completely changed my life and for the next 20 years, I ONLY wove with wire and yarn! Christine Miller Navigation……
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Lena Klett is a current MFA candidate in Arizona State University’s Fibers Program, and recently completed her first year of graduate school. I first met Lena at Anderson Ranch Art……
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…developed.” Building a Community Seeing the enthusiasm for her posts, Alexa created a group chat to facilitate deeper connections. “I started a group chat using the Geneva app. It’s a……
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…Gibson. In the loneliness and isolation of their existence, this Ubuhle sister finds comfort in the therapy of beading, the art of making art. Zandile returns to the life she……
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…some contexts. I emphasize this beauty by using fabrics in bright colors with pleasing textures and sparkly finishes. Utility is communicated through the use of wire, metal elements or industrial……
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…a composition; the movement, texture, nature. and a current commentary about the effects humans have on the environment. This dovetails perfectly with my current work which focuses on reusing, repurposing,……
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…mission of ad man Peter Hubbell. His revelatory research on “The Age of Aging” makes a compelling case that the fashion industry (and just about every other industry as well)……
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