…long been considered an incredible example of architecture that thoughtfully addresses function, site and spatial experience. The conference was a mix of presentations, studio workshops and discussion groups that provided……
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…with Montoya (via Creators). 6) “Threads of innovation: Exhibit Explores New Approaches to Fiber in Native Art” by Kathaleen Roberts reviews the exhibition Connective Tissue: New Approaches to Fiber in……
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…and Design in New York) has been involved with craft and design since the 1950s and is well known for his innovative curatorial and exhibition programming in the American Studio……
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Shifting Landscapes, SDA’s juried exhibition, recently opened at form & concept gallery in Santa Fe, New Mexico this February. The works in the show explore both traditional and non-traditional interpretations……
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…New Look” by Vanessa Friedman features the highlights of Paris Fashion Week and the changing trends to how women are represented in the industry (via New York Times). 9) Art……
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…through my coursework. Jennifer Lee Morrow Arriving Soon – New Look 2017, found and altered papers, balsa wood, wire, waxed linen, nails, 21” x 21” x 4”. Jennifer Lee Morrow……
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…boutique textile companies and how the desire for the handmade and digital innovations made these businesses possible (via The New York Times). 2) “The Broken Promises of American Indian Treaties,……
Read More »Branch Gallery is pleased to announce its upcoming exhibition, Duality, featuring new work by Amabelle Aguiluz. Aguiluz is a local fiber artist incorporating clothing and textiles in her fiber sculptures……
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…the Shop’s regular footprint, expanding to fill the Joan Mondale Gallery with even more fabulous one-of-a-kind fiber art, just in time for gift giving. Many of the artists are new……
Read More »…leaf, 12” x 12”. 1) “How an Oregon State Professor Accidentally Created a New Shade of Blue” by Benjamin Tepler looks back at the first truly new blue discovered in……
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