Posts Tagged 'installation'
Work In Progress: Erik Bergrin
Children’s laughter fills the studio when I enter the Textile Arts Center’s Manhattan location on a Wednesday afternoon. After-school programming is in full force. Yet October WIP artist, Erik Bergrin, remains focused. He has just returned from a supply run
Work In Progress: Erik Bergrin
Children’s laughter fills the studio when I enter the Textile Arts Center’s Manhattan location on a Wednesday afternoon. After-school programming is in full force. Yet October WIP artist, Erik Bergrin, remains focused. He has just returned from a supply run
October Fiber Art Picks!
Top: Teeth, 2018, by Martha Tuttle; Bottom: No Such Luck, 2017, by Erin M. Riley Dorsky Gallery Complicated Territory feat. Alex McQuilkin, Erin M. Riley, and Martha Tuttle Curated by Bridget Donlon Dorsky Gallery presents Complicated Territory, a group exhibition
October Fiber Art Picks!
Top: Teeth, 2018, by Martha Tuttle; Bottom: No Such Luck, 2017, by Erin M. Riley Dorsky Gallery Complicated Territory feat. Alex McQuilkin, Erin M. Riley, and Martha Tuttle Curated by Bridget Donlon Dorsky Gallery presents Complicated Territory, a group exhibition
Work In Progress: Kathleen McDermott
It is nearly 5 p.m. on a Friday when I meet Work In Progress resident, Kathleen McDermott, in the Textile Arts Center’s Manhattan studio. West 8th Street is already beginning to hum with weekend activity as Happy Hour begins, but
Work In Progress: Kathleen McDermott
It is nearly 5 p.m. on a Friday when I meet Work In Progress resident, Kathleen McDermott, in the Textile Arts Center’s Manhattan studio. West 8th Street is already beginning to hum with weekend activity as Happy Hour begins, but
September Fiber Art Picks!
This September, Parsons School of Design and Lidewij Edelkoort bring New York Textile Month to the city; a festival “designed to celebrate textile creativity and promote textile awareness.” Be sure to check out the website’s calendar for an extensive list
September Fiber Art Picks!
This September, Parsons School of Design and Lidewij Edelkoort bring New York Textile Month to the city; a festival “designed to celebrate textile creativity and promote textile awareness.” Be sure to check out the website’s calendar for an extensive list
New York Textile Month Exhibitions
Summer is winding down, and September (aka New York Textile Month), is fast approaching. In addition to TAC’s AIR 9 exhibition “Three Walls“ opening on September 20 at the Gowanus Loft, Textile Arts Center in Brooklyn is hosting a collection
New York Textile Month Exhibitions
Summer is winding down, and September (aka New York Textile Month), is fast approaching. In addition to TAC’s AIR 9 exhibition “Three Walls“ opening on September 20 at the Gowanus Loft, Textile Arts Center in Brooklyn is hosting a collection
TAC Summer Camp, 2018: Week 3!
In Week 3 of TAC Summer Camp, the kids visited the Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum to see their exhibit, Saturated: The Allure and Science of Color. This exhibit explores the ways that artists, scientists, designers, and philosophers saw and utilized
TAC Summer Camp, 2018: Week 3!
In Week 3 of TAC Summer Camp, the kids visited the Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum to see their exhibit, Saturated: The Allure and Science of Color. This exhibit explores the ways that artists, scientists, designers, and philosophers saw and utilized
August Fiber Art Picks!
History Refused to Die: Highlights from the Souls Grown Deep Foundation Gift The Met Fifth Avenue May 22 to September 23, 2018 History Refused to Die features thirty paintings, sculptures, drawings, and quilts by self-taught contemporary African American Artists from
August Fiber Art Picks!
History Refused to Die: Highlights from the Souls Grown Deep Foundation Gift The Met Fifth Avenue May 22 to September 23, 2018 History Refused to Die features thirty paintings, sculptures, drawings, and quilts by self-taught contemporary African American Artists from
AIR Cycle 9 Highlight: Li Junyu
When did you first start working with textiles? In my undergraduate- it was all different kinds of crafts, so textile was one class in the undergraduate major. Each class would take several weeks, so it was very short. We learned
AIR Cycle 9 Highlight: Li Junyu
When did you first start working with textiles? In my undergraduate- it was all different kinds of crafts, so textile was one class in the undergraduate major. Each class would take several weeks, so it was very short. We learned
Work In Progress: Hanna Washburn
Photos by Daniel Natalo-Lifton This past week, I sat down with our Work in Progress (WIP) artist for the month of July, Hanna Washburn. Accompanied by her colorful, soft sculptural pieces, we chatted about her childhood memories of textiles,
Work In Progress: Hanna Washburn
Photos by Daniel Natalo-Lifton This past week, I sat down with our Work in Progress (WIP) artist for the month of July, Hanna Washburn. Accompanied by her colorful, soft sculptural pieces, we chatted about her childhood memories of textiles,
Air Cycle 9 Highlight: Rhonda Khalifeh
How did you first get interested in garment making? I felt like my needs weren’t being met and that I wanted to make and design clothes for myself. I grew up in a Muslim family and I observed a dress
Air Cycle 9 Highlight: Rhonda Khalifeh
How did you first get interested in garment making? I felt like my needs weren’t being met and that I wanted to make and design clothes for myself. I grew up in a Muslim family and I observed a dress