Posts Tagged 'quilting'
August Fiber Art Picks!
Artist Unidentified Spider Web Quilt, 1920’s Cotton 73 x 65 inches Photo by Gavin Ashworth Courtesy of the Museum Wall Power! Quilts from the Karen and Werner Gundersheimer Gift Curated by Stacy C. Hollander August 6 – September 1, 2019
August Fiber Art Picks!
Artist Unidentified Spider Web Quilt, 1920’s Cotton 73 x 65 inches Photo by Gavin Ashworth Courtesy of the Museum Wall Power! Quilts from the Karen and Werner Gundersheimer Gift Curated by Stacy C. Hollander August 6 – September 1, 2019
Presenting THREE WALLS: AIR Cycle 9 Final Exhibition
We are pleased to present Three Walls, the culminating exhibition of the 9th cycle of Artists in Residence, on view from 20-23 September 2018 at Gowanus Loft, in Brooklyn. THREE WALLS explores the concepts of beauty, language, function, value,
Presenting THREE WALLS: AIR Cycle 9 Final Exhibition
We are pleased to present Three Walls, the culminating exhibition of the 9th cycle of Artists in Residence, on view from 20-23 September 2018 at Gowanus Loft, in Brooklyn. THREE WALLS explores the concepts of beauty, language, function, value,
AIR Cycle 9 Highlight: Cory Siegler
Cory Siegler is a multi-disciplinary artist based in Brooklyn, NY. She earned a BFA in Printmaking from Pratt Institute, and her current work is based primarily in drawing, printmaking, bookmaking, and patchwork quilting. Cory is the General Manager at Printed
AIR Cycle 9 Highlight: Cory Siegler
Cory Siegler is a multi-disciplinary artist based in Brooklyn, NY. She earned a BFA in Printmaking from Pratt Institute, and her current work is based primarily in drawing, printmaking, bookmaking, and patchwork quilting. Cory is the General Manager at Printed
Quilting in America – A Brief History
Quilting has been enjoying a resurgence thanks to a renewed interest in craft and process driven arts. The fast pace of modern life, our short attention span and lack of tactile contact, and the disposable nature of most everything we
Quilting in America – A Brief History
Quilting has been enjoying a resurgence thanks to a renewed interest in craft and process driven arts. The fast pace of modern life, our short attention span and lack of tactile contact, and the disposable nature of most everything we
Quilting as Storytelling
Creating quilts has traditionally been used to tell a narrative through cloth, often made collaboratively through the collection of many scraps of fabric, hand stitched or sometimes not. Artist, Hayley Berrill, started using painting and drawing as a way to organize
Quilting as Storytelling
Creating quilts has traditionally been used to tell a narrative through cloth, often made collaboratively through the collection of many scraps of fabric, hand stitched or sometimes not. Artist, Hayley Berrill, started using painting and drawing as a way to organize
Work in Progress: Joey Casey
We were so excited to feature our own Joey Casey as our February Work in Progress resident! In addition to being a textile and fashion designer, Joey works hard as an instructor at the TAC Manhattan studio. We are always
Work in Progress: Joey Casey
We were so excited to feature our own Joey Casey as our February Work in Progress resident! In addition to being a textile and fashion designer, Joey works hard as an instructor at the TAC Manhattan studio. We are always
Work In Progress: Ali Smith from Salt & Still
We had an especially inspiring fall at TAC Manhattan with Work In Progress resident, Ali Smith, of Salt and Still! Ali works with traditional techniques such as quilting, embroidery and natural dyeing, inspired from the natural and magic world. Her creations, including quilts,
Work In Progress: Ali Smith from Salt & Still
We had an especially inspiring fall at TAC Manhattan with Work In Progress resident, Ali Smith, of Salt and Still! Ali works with traditional techniques such as quilting, embroidery and natural dyeing, inspired from the natural and magic world. Her creations, including quilts,
A Fresh Perspective on Quilting
The process of quilting is surely one of transformation as your materiality is manipulated from separate stiff pieces of fabric, to a well-crafted and well-loved heirloom. Many people today think of quilting as a dying art or just a hobby
A Fresh Perspective on Quilting
The process of quilting is surely one of transformation as your materiality is manipulated from separate stiff pieces of fabric, to a well-crafted and well-loved heirloom. Many people today think of quilting as a dying art or just a hobby
Introducing: Class of the Week
With so many amazing classes to choose from, how do you pick just one?! To help guide you and to highlight some of our favorites, we’re starting a weekly campaign called Class of the Week! Every week we’ll shine the light
Introducing: Class of the Week
With so many amazing classes to choose from, how do you pick just one?! To help guide you and to highlight some of our favorites, we’re starting a weekly campaign called Class of the Week! Every week we’ll shine the light
Alt_quilts / Color Compositions
These are not your grandmother’s