Posts Tagged 'handmade'
Workshop + Book Signing with Emily Katz of Modern Macrame!
This Summer at TAC, we’re excited to host Emily Katz of Modern Macrame for a wall hanging workshop + book signing! Macramé — the fine art of knotting — is an age-old craft that’s undergoing a contemporary renaissance. At the
Workshop + Book Signing with Emily Katz of Modern Macrame!
This Summer at TAC, we’re excited to host Emily Katz of Modern Macrame for a wall hanging workshop + book signing! Macramé — the fine art of knotting — is an age-old craft that’s undergoing a contemporary renaissance. At the
June Fiber Art Picks!
The Let Go by Nick Cave Through July 1, 2018 Park Avenue Armory Using his multidisciplinary methods of artistic production, Nick Cave emphasizes on the importance of textiles with his diverse work of sound suits and sculptures. The “part performance
June Fiber Art Picks!
The Let Go by Nick Cave Through July 1, 2018 Park Avenue Armory Using his multidisciplinary methods of artistic production, Nick Cave emphasizes on the importance of textiles with his diverse work of sound suits and sculptures. The “part performance
Cloth as a Record Keeper of Memory
But where identity is concerned, this can result in curious sense of unselving (Alexander, 1999) I have always been curious about the relationship between clothing and family photographs. As fashion changes are typically described in the 20th century with every
Cloth as a Record Keeper of Memory
But where identity is concerned, this can result in curious sense of unselving (Alexander, 1999) I have always been curious about the relationship between clothing and family photographs. As fashion changes are typically described in the 20th century with every
AIR Cycle 9 Highlight: Hannah Whelan
What was your trajectory like as an artist? I went to N.C.A.D., National College of Art and Design, for four years where I specialized in textile design, it was a very open ended course, which was compelling to me. We
AIR Cycle 9 Highlight: Hannah Whelan
What was your trajectory like as an artist? I went to N.C.A.D., National College of Art and Design, for four years where I specialized in textile design, it was a very open ended course, which was compelling to me. We
Work In Progress: LJ Roberts
How did you first become interested in working with textiles? My maternal grandmother taught me to knit at age 7, but I didn’t really take to it at that age. I developed an interest in sculpture in high school and
Work In Progress: LJ Roberts
How did you first become interested in working with textiles? My maternal grandmother taught me to knit at age 7, but I didn’t really take to it at that age. I developed an interest in sculpture in high school and
Kids of TAC: Pollock Inspired Skirts!
Cycle 3 of TAC Afterschool’s Sewing and Fashion class focused on projects inspired by famous artists. For their final project of the cycle, students designed their own Pollock-inspired fabric and used it to create a garment! On the first day,
Kids of TAC: Pollock Inspired Skirts!
Cycle 3 of TAC Afterschool’s Sewing and Fashion class focused on projects inspired by famous artists. For their final project of the cycle, students designed their own Pollock-inspired fabric and used it to create a garment! On the first day,
Earth Tones LA: Festival of Natural Color
Contributed by environmental artist + writer, Abigail Doan: Earth Tones LA 11am–4pm on May 18–20, 2018 earthtones.la Poketo Project Space at ROW DTLA 777 South Alameda Street, #174 Instagram: @earthtones.la #earthtonesla We are excited to share news of Earth
Earth Tones LA: Festival of Natural Color
Contributed by environmental artist + writer, Abigail Doan: Earth Tones LA 11am–4pm on May 18–20, 2018 earthtones.la Poketo Project Space at ROW DTLA 777 South Alameda Street, #174 Instagram: @earthtones.la #earthtonesla We are excited to share news of Earth
AIR Cycle 9 Highlight: Chang Yuchen
We recently had the opportunity to catch up with AIR Cycle 9 resident, Chang Yuchen, to discuss her latest work with textiles. Chang Yuchen, (b.1989, China), graduated from School of the Art Institute of Chicago (MFA) in 2013 and Central Academy
AIR Cycle 9 Highlight: Chang Yuchen
We recently had the opportunity to catch up with AIR Cycle 9 resident, Chang Yuchen, to discuss her latest work with textiles. Chang Yuchen, (b.1989, China), graduated from School of the Art Institute of Chicago (MFA) in 2013 and Central Academy
May Fiber Art Picks!
Tanya Aguiñiga: Craft & Care The Museum of Art and Design May 8, 2018 to October 2, 2018 Event: In Conversation: Tanya Aguiñiga and Art Made Between Opposite Sides ,The Theater at MAD, May 12, 2018, 4:00 pm to 5:30
May Fiber Art Picks!
Tanya Aguiñiga: Craft & Care The Museum of Art and Design May 8, 2018 to October 2, 2018 Event: In Conversation: Tanya Aguiñiga and Art Made Between Opposite Sides ,The Theater at MAD, May 12, 2018, 4:00 pm to 5:30
Elemental Dyeing!
In Cycle 3 of TAC Afterschool, we recently made patchwork tote bags using elemental dyeing methods. We explored three different techniques that used unconventional techniques to dye fabrics for our bags. The first process was snow dyeing: First, we gathered
Elemental Dyeing!
In Cycle 3 of TAC Afterschool, we recently made patchwork tote bags using elemental dyeing methods. We explored three different techniques that used unconventional techniques to dye fabrics for our bags. The first process was snow dyeing: First, we gathered