…(via The New Yorker). 5) This article selects seven artists from the exhibition and book Queer Threads: Crafting Identity and Community (curated by John Chaich and Todd Oldham) to spotlight……
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…designs, and more when it comes to making paper flowers. Chances are, many artists have some type of paper lying around, and this book provides techniques for using different types……
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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This week’s Friday Fibers Roundup features bacteria-dyed silk scarves, knitted ramen noodles, and a list of innovative new materials for designers to keep an eye out for. Sharon Parker Prophecy……
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This week’s Forty Year Flashback comes to us from the Winter 1999 Surface Design Journal “NEW New Tools” with the article “Illuminating Vision: Materials and Meaning in the Work of……
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…combined list of all the reviews, as well as where to purchase each book. A Perfect Red: Empire, Espionage, and the Quest for the Color of Desire reviewed by Vivien……
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…the Institute for Figuring. The exhibition is on display at the Museum of Arts and Design in New York until January 22nd, 2017. 2) With Halloween only 10 days away,……
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…idea of protection. (Shibori uses compression to ‘resist’ dye; however, one can also say that compression ‘protects’ fabric from the dye bath.) Barbara Goldberg Footprints 2001, shibori on indigo-dyed silk,……
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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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…2016, hand-stitching, wax, black drawing paper, 4.5″ x 3.25″. 1) Organized in response to MAD’s exhibition fashion after Fashion, Performance | Kinetic Intimacies features new works that navigate the intersections……
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