…Mark Newport” by Jovencio de la Paz explores the vast range of Newport’s work. From earlier pieces questioning the fraught state of masculinity in America using superheroes, to more recent……
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…Brains need Craft more than Ever” by Susan Luckman examines whycraft practices–among others–are being looked to as something of an antidote to the stresses and pressures of modern living (via……
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This month’s SDA Book Club features a spotlight on the book The Story of the Bayeux Tapestry: Unravelling the Norman Conquest by David Musgrove & Michael Lewis. This new book……
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…people are doing with the concept of quilting. Mary Lou Alexander Big Bang #4 2017, cotton fabric, fiber reactive dye, 54” x 34”. 1) Sonja Dahl’s latest solo exhibition Recounting……
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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……
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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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…Curator recently had Gunjan Aylawadi on the podcast and interviewed her on newest slow meditative paper weaving series Place for Prayer. 3) This new textile might look like a mesh……
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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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…(Huntington Station, New York) through January 2nd, 2019. 3) BLUE, The Tatter Textile Library, opened its doors in June of 2017, and serves as both an interactive, ongoing art-installation as……
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