…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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…Schempf. Rena, please tell us a bit about yourself and where you are currently based. I am a fiber artist and educator currently residing in Middle Tennessee. I am the……
Read More »Inspired by India Flint’s “bundling” talk (Ecologically Sustainable Color: Bio-regional Dyes for Cloth) at the recent SDA conference in Minneapolis, I combined her ideas with the fact that my daughter’s……
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…Artists. Currently she is curating a show of ten artists who also work with up-cycled textiles to be exhibited at the Mississippi Valley Textile Museum in Almonte, Ontario. susanavishai.com Do……
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…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……
Read More »…these insights and tips help you with your own decisions this competition season. I look forward to reading your comments and experiences (below) on how you evaluate which competitions you……
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Stewart Kelly has been an artist for over 20 years, and with that comes so many memories of exhibitions, projects, and learning. This article reflects on his 20 years of……
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…the divine within matter, explored the structural viability of materials and methods, and played with visual complexities of hue and form. I glimpsed universes of possibilities bridging my heritage and……
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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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