Posts Tagged 'contemporary art'
Work in Progress: Julia Kwon
During the month of May, we have the pleasure of hosting Julia Kwon as our Work in Progress (WIP) resident at TAC. She is an interdisciplinary artist who is passionate about the process of making as well as visually actualizing
Work in Progress: Julia Kwon
During the month of May, we have the pleasure of hosting Julia Kwon as our Work in Progress (WIP) resident at TAC. She is an interdisciplinary artist who is passionate about the process of making as well as visually actualizing
Work In Progress: Tegan Brozyna
This April, we have the pleasure of hosting Tegan Brozyna as our Work in Progress (WIP) Resident at TAC. She is a mixed media artist who draws from her background in painting and drawing to create work that is a hybrid
Work In Progress: Tegan Brozyna
This April, we have the pleasure of hosting Tegan Brozyna as our Work in Progress (WIP) Resident at TAC. She is a mixed media artist who draws from her background in painting and drawing to create work that is a hybrid
Work In Progress: Sarah Hewitt
During the month of March, we have the pleasure of hosting Sarah Hewitt as our Work in Progress (WIP) resident at TAC. She is a contemporary artist whose constructions are crafted using laborious textile techniques, sacred rituals, and synthetic, mass
Work In Progress: Sarah Hewitt
During the month of March, we have the pleasure of hosting Sarah Hewitt as our Work in Progress (WIP) resident at TAC. She is a contemporary artist whose constructions are crafted using laborious textile techniques, sacred rituals, and synthetic, mass
Textile Framework: A New Investigation into Contemporary Textile Art
Today marks the launch of Textile Framework, an online resource dedicated to contextualizing work being done in the contemporary textile world. During my internship at TAC, I came up with the idea to create an online archive that acts to
Textile Framework: A New Investigation into Contemporary Textile Art
Today marks the launch of Textile Framework, an online resource dedicated to contextualizing work being done in the contemporary textile world. During my internship at TAC, I came up with the idea to create an online archive that acts to
Monday Morning Inspiration: Sharon Etgar
Typically, thanks to the internet, I find a lot of my inspiration via tumblr and the blackhole of clicking every interesting link…until I can’t even remember where I started. Take Sharon Etgar for instance: I have no recollection of how
Monday Morning Inspiration: Sharon Etgar
Typically, thanks to the internet, I find a lot of my inspiration via tumblr and the blackhole of clicking every interesting link…until I can’t even remember where I started. Take Sharon Etgar for instance: I have no recollection of how
A MAN WITH A LOOM: Ethan Cook, Ben Barretto and Brent Wadden
In my studies and in my travels I have carefully taken note of the role that gender plays amongst weavers in various cultures. In Guatemala the women weave on wide and tall floor looms, creating housewares and clothing. In Panama,
A MAN WITH A LOOM: Ethan Cook, Ben Barretto and Brent Wadden
In my studies and in my travels I have carefully taken note of the role that gender plays amongst weavers in various cultures. In Guatemala the women weave on wide and tall floor looms, creating housewares and clothing. In Panama,
Chris Martin Paintings on Burlap
I am a lover of art across many mediums. However, one thing that draws me back to textiles time and time again is the power of fabric to add sensuality and content to work. The burlap paintings of Brooklyn based
Chris Martin Paintings on Burlap
I am a lover of art across many mediums. However, one thing that draws me back to textiles time and time again is the power of fabric to add sensuality and content to work. The burlap paintings of Brooklyn based
Textiles at the Whitney Biennial
I’ve visited the 2012 Whitney Biennial a few times by now and I’m happy to report that textiles are well-represented there, particularly in the work of Kai Althoff, Elaine Reichek, and Nick Mauss. German artist Kai Althoff’s work is prominently
Textiles at the Whitney Biennial
I’ve visited the 2012 Whitney Biennial a few times by now and I’m happy to report that textiles are well-represented there, particularly in the work of Kai Althoff, Elaine Reichek, and Nick Mauss. German artist Kai Althoff’s work is prominently
Anne Lindberg: Drawn Pink
If you’re in the Omaha, Nebraska area from now until March 31st go check out the current exhibit Placemakers at the Bemis Center for Contemporary Art. There you’ll find the piece drawn pink (2012) by artist Anne Lindberg, a 40 foot installation made
Anne Lindberg: Drawn Pink
If you’re in the Omaha, Nebraska area from now until March 31st go check out the current exhibit Placemakers at the Bemis Center for Contemporary Art. There you’ll find the piece drawn pink (2012) by artist Anne Lindberg, a 40 foot installation made