…town! For all the reasons described above, such as networking and connecting to new and old friends, plugging into the latest social, sustainable and low-impact practices, being exposed to new……
Read More »…competition supporting you, the artist? Here are some questions I ask myself before entering any competition and some answers I’ve found the hard way. Who is the juror? Does their……
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…Shibori, (Interweave Press, 2005). A new, updated version of the book focused on natural dyes will be released in 2016. Visit her website at www.ellistextiles.com Visit her blog at blog.ellistextiles.com……
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…I scavenge them, surround myself with them and make new from them in order to comment on the disposability of marginalized (queer) subjects. As part of my PhD, I photographed……
Read More »…Re-/Up-cycled Design: fabgreen.com fromsomewhere.co.uk goodone.co.uk handeyemagazine.com junkystyling.co.uk treehugger.com/fashion_beauty Selected Exhibitions and Reviews: Trashion at Gallery 151 “Recycled Artwork for Forward Thinkers,” NYTimes Review STRONGLY FELT: Lisa Klakulak www.strongfelt.com ART FARMER:……
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…need to join before submitting an entry. Join SDA. Coming Soon! Online Exhibitions The SDA Online Member Gallery features the work of SDA’s member community. This quarterly rotating exhibition invites……
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…recent solo exhibition was at Albany Museum of Art. His current full time studio is located in Shellman, Georgia. Visit his website at www.raypierotti.com View his YouTube channel at www.youtube.com/user/raypierotti……
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…you create a yarn colourway versus designing a new wearable? Very spontaneous! The composer Paul Hindemith used to talk about creativity as a lightning bolt: An entire music composition would……
Read More »…be found in the Spring 2010 issue of the Turkey Red Journal: ( www.turkeyredjournal.com ). Our conclusion was that Ellis’s method, referred to as aluminum acetate mordant recipe, provided superior……
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…exhibition Crossing Generations: Past, Present & Future. Much of the work is both socially engaged, and physically aesthetic which could easily expand into a larger conversation, however, social practice-fiber art……
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