Karen Nicol’s ‘Conversation Pieces’
On September 1st at London’s Rebecca Hossack Gallery, the animal kingdom will have its opportunity to flaunt its furs and feathers along with sequins, beads, embroidery and other fine stitchery in Karen Nicol’s new exhibit, Conversation Pieces.
TAFA Pushes Artists' Boundaries
From a loaf of bread to a loaf of clay
The North American Wildlife Series
Unraveling children's pain with the touch of textiles
Leslie Giuliani makes cyanotypes on cloth
Jude Hill’s Spirit Cloth stitches global techniques into personal narratives
From the awe-inspiring monuments of Samarkand and Bukhara down to the everyday ritual objects used in baking bread, washing hands, and preparing for marriage, artisan handwork has literally built a way of life in Central Asia. This set of images from Afghanistan and Uzbekistan focuses on the non-textile tradition of the region where woodcarving, metalsmithing, pottery and tile making can be seen both in the historically grand as well as in the everyday.
The domes and minaret of Bukhara, Uzbekistan create a striking skyline.
Transylvania-born artist Andrea Dezso puts her folk toolkit to work wherever she goes
A photo essay
The dark, humorous glasswork of Joseph Cavalieri.
Barbie under the needle
A Sustainable Gift Fair (Almost)
Yvonne Dalton’s Dyeing Technique
Hancock Shaker Village Contemplates All Three
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