…of the participants were selling kitsch products and others had wonderful fine art! As a new bobbin lace maker I was happy to meet the Minnesota Lace Society. One of……
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…Looking” by John Yau features the exhibition ROYGBIV at the Kate Werble Gallery (New York, NY), and how it represents a diverse gathering of artists, veterans, and newcomers, with work……
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This week’s Friday Fibers Roundup features many makers, artists, and creatives working in socially engaged and critical ways. Whether it’s a communal textile project shedding light on the rollback of……
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…to December 10th, 2017. 2) Artist Joe Bochynski created a fictional Department of Archaeology for New York City to contemplate what New Yorkers will leave behind today for future explorers……
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Two weeks after the SDA conference, Beyond the Surface, in St. Louis, Missouri, I am still reminiscing about it and how much I enjoyed interacting with new acquaintances, renewing friendships……
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Like the town crier in a fractured fairy tale, “Be My Herald of What’s to Come” rings in Vickie Pierre’s premiere solo museum show at the Boca Raton Museum of……
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…an existing parking structure is covered in a bold, graphic facade system comprised of a tension-frame and mesh fabric—a building you can look at and through. In collaboration with Facid……
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…of biomimicry. I love nature’s precise order which combines with its captivating dishevelment (think tangled vines or water rushing over jagged rocks). Observations of this energy and freedom help direct……
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…10) “The Best Protest Banners of 2017 that You Can Borrow” by Mauricio Peña showcases Aram Han Sifuentes and the Protest Banner Lending Library’s reusable protest signs (via Chicago Mag)….…
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…Alabere is a stitch-resist commonly associated with folding and pleating. Adire Elecko, a cassava paste-resist using a stencil or freehand painting. Episode 2: Shibori in Africa: Left: Adire Oniko moons……
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