…and also those artists whose work expands upon the core principles of the medium as it explores new techniques and processes. The size of the tapestry may not exceed a……
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…systematic method for comparing the shifts in pH modifiers/mordants, students will then transition to combinations of dye transfer blankets, building on previous experiments and results. Whether you love comparing pH……
Read More »Deadline: January 15, 2018. The Fiber Artist Fellowship seeks to provide early-career fiber artists the opportunity to learn new techniques and skills while engaging with a vibrant community of artists……
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…healing for both the storyteller and the audience. We will explore surface design techniques that include natural dyeing, printing, painting, discharge and stitching on both new and repurposed cloth. Each……
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…be followed by a two credit class “Weaving Lab: considering Process and Production” with Marianne Fairbanks. Both take place in the new weaving studio and are coordinated by Janice Lessman-Moss….…
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…contemporary art and architecture as seen from an eastern perspective. And not to forget: the food and the art of food presentation! Examples of traditional and historical shibori in Tamesaburo……
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From new advancements in silkworm technology to the costumes of the show Outlander, this week’s Friday Fibers Roundup is jam-packed with some awesome textile links to top off your week….…
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…Ben Venom, was recently interviewed by CBS News on his rock and roll contemporary quilts. 9) We all knew it, but a recent study found that people who participate in……
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…addition of Zia Gipson, who joined us in the summer and will be reviewing more books to come in 2024. Here’s a combined list of all the reviews, as well……
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Imogen Zino is a designer and artist based in Auckland, New Zealand. She completed a Master of Design at Auckland University of Technology that explored large-scale multi-sensory interaction and the……
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