…Arts Center is a behind the scenes look into the studio practice of contemporary artists and designers, to engage the public in a dialogue surrounding innovation in the field of……
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…or material for embellishment and decoration, the stitch has long been an essential and fundamental element of textile and fiber arts practice. Three artists, each with extensive experience in using……
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…previous stays. My husband, Jay Kreimer, was working on a Fulbright-Nehru project creating invented musical instruments from common Indian materials found in local markets. I brought recent warp ikat and……
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…aesthetically pleasing. Inside the satchel the same paper was folded as a map and embroidered with an exploded view of a microscopic drop of water from the Lake of Compassion……
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…work as an editorial photographer. Leslie Ventura, staff writer at Las Vegas Weekly, examines Ramirez’ body of work as a discourse on anxiety, expression, and communication rooted in the artist’s……
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Print on fabric with fiber-reactive textile dye, creating layers of texture and complex color in this weekend workshop. Start from the very beginning: learn to mix your own print paste……
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…I silkscreened onto the dark fabric using a bleaching chemical, and afterwards combined collage and embroidery to complete the composition. Susan Moran Incantation 2017, silkscreen, stitching, collage, 35″ x 52″….…
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…Bauhaus: “How will we live, how will we settle, what form of community do we want to aspire to?” (p.80) He was sowing the seeds of a creative community, which……
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…local communities and explores traditional Amazigh (Berber) crafts at a grassroots level with a focus on the culture and people. I was drawn to the idea of travel with like-minded……
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…with Rondinone’s clockwork for oracles II—a multi-wall installation comprised of 52-mirrored windows (one for each week in the year) set against a backdrop of whitewashed pages from a local newspaper….…
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