Silk Narratives: The Artistic Journey of Billie Zangewa
Discover Billie Zangewa’s unique silk tapestries, blending personal narratives with art, reflecting on race, motherhood, and gender roles.
Discover Billie Zangewa’s unique silk tapestries, blending personal narratives with art, reflecting on race, motherhood, and gender roles.
Fiber Art Today edited by Carol K.Russell is a substantial collection of contemporary textile and fiber art. With over 300 pictures and detailed descriptions of the work, it’s both a beautiful gallery book and a valuable resource for art practitioners.
The World Cup has just started and over here in the UK, this means we’re in for a few weeks of jubilation and national pride
Come along with me, behind the scenes at the Kreinik thread factory, via this month’s post. Recently, I drove over the mountains, through the woods,
One of my favourite things about embroidery and needlework, in general, is how it can inspire the least of us to do great, albeit humble,
As an art student, Michelle knew that she wanted to create but she wasn’t sure which medium to use. None of the traditional art mediums
Hi everybody! Last time we looked at the work of Claes Oldenburg, this time I thought we’d look at the tapestries of Norwegian artist, Hannah
This month’s exploration of places to see historic textiles takes us to the Cotswold home of probably the most influential designer – maker of them
Last month’s column on tapestry looked at who owned tapestries and why. This month we’ll be delving deeper into the making of tapestry. Did anyone
I can’t be the only one here who sighs (and maybe even comments) when people say ‘tapestry’ when they mean needlepoint. The confusion between the
A hearty welcome to both 2015 and you again my dear readers, I hope so far the year has treated you kindly. Over recent months
Sola Fiedler is a tapestry artist from Vancouver who has recently gained a lot of attention for her latest work featuring her home town. “Using
