…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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…and garment construction, 60′′ x 40′′ x 40′′. 1) “The Future Of Fashion in 5 Wild New Garments” by Diana Budds examines what we will be wearing in 5, 50,……
Read More »…2017, acrylic yarn, crochet, 88” x 62”. 1) “The Perils of Using Fashion for Protest” by Connie Wang examines the pussyhat, safety pins, and other fashion items that have been……
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…has been producing designs on her computer, then printed and smuggled into North Korea, then a group of anonymous artisans are paid to convert them into embroideries (via New York……
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…high desert plateau repetitively cracks open to reveal cavernous canyons and hidden spring-fed creeks. The overwhelmingly gorgeous scenery combines with the powerful presence of indigenous cultures, the colonization of Spanish……
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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 examines the many different ways embroidery has evolved over the years, and some new artists that are pushing the technique in innovative directions. Shea Wilkinson……
Read More »Branch Gallery is pleased to announce its upcoming exhibition, Duality, featuring new work by Amabelle Aguiluz. Aguiluz is a local fiber artist incorporating clothing and textiles in her fiber sculptures……
Read More »…Saborio, who recently moved to Costa Rica, I made plans to attend. The conference offered an opportunity for fiber artists from Iberoamerican nations, the United States and Europe to come……
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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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