Give Back Holiday Market Dec. 15 + 16
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Saturday + Sunday, December 15 + 16 12pm – 6pm TAC Brooklyn, 505 Carroll Street, Brooklyn, NY 11215
Mark your calendars for December 15 +16, when our newly expanded Brooklyn studio will be transformed into the third annual Give Back Holiday Market, a holiday shopping experience fully dedicated to supporting artisans and the social causes we believe in.
This year a percentage of all sales will go to Refugee and Immigrant Center for Education and Legal Services (RAICES) https://www.raicestexas.org/.
We hope you will join our collective action to support local artists/designers and to make this an impactful giving season. This holiday, COME SHOP, LEARN, + GIVE BACK.
RSVP HERE: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/give-back-holiday-market-tickets-52227068568 If you can’t make it please donate to RAICES directly and SHARE to inspire others to make this an impactful GIVING season. VENDORS: 5th26
TAC OUTPOST DONORS: (100% of the proceeds of the TAC Outpost go to RAICES) 
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Work In Progress: Hanski
Hannah Epstein, also known as hanski, has been working furiously during her Work in Progress residency. She gave herself only a month to create and finish work for a solo show at Pennsylvania State centered around their mascot Nittany Lion.
Work In Progress: Hanski
Hannah Epstein, also known as hanski, has been working furiously during her Work in Progress residency. She gave herself only a month to create and finish work for a solo show at Pennsylvania State centered around their mascot Nittany Lion.
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June Fiber Art Picks!
Installation view Courtesy of the gallery Distant Mirrors May 2 – June 8, 2019 ClampArt Comprised of three large Jacquard tapestries from the Some People Tapestry Cycle, two monoprints from the Frieze series, and a selection of screen prints,
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Sustainable Fashion in Community Practice: TAC’s Make It, Mend It Club
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Interview with Textile Sculptor Gabriella Loeb
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Work in Progress: David B. Smith
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May Fiber Picks!
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Hiding in the Light
Clandestine information practices and forms of resistance through textiles have a long, shared history. Taking advantage of society’s attitude that women’s work is “low” or “unintellectual,” the wielders of needle and thread have been masters of steganography, or the practice
April Fiber Art Picks!
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April Fiber Art Picks!
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