Tag Archives for Japan

Fibre Futures: Japan’s Textile Pioneers

Translator See more HERE. Via Lauren Millang @ ACAD Fibre Blog

28. November 2011 by Mackenzie Frère
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Kohei Nawa | Beads

Translator Visit Kohei Nawa’s website (via Sweet Station).

28. July 2011 by Mackenzie Frère
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Lee Ufan | Marking Infinity

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17. July 2011 by Mackenzie Frère
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Katagami Lesson

Translator This morning Bill Morton gave a presentation to my Cloth Dyeing and Painting class on the Japanese art of katagami, the intricate, hand-cut stencils used in resist dyeing or katazome. He shared with the students a selection of his … Continue reading

19. November 2010 by Mackenzie Frère
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Shihoko Fukumoto | Indigo is the color of my dreams

Translator Until November 28, the ethereal and sublime indigo-dyed work of Shihoko Fukumoto will be at the Portland Japanese Garden. People of every continent on earth have celebrated the beauty of natural indigo in their art and their textiles for … Continue reading

15. November 2010 by Mackenzie Frère
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31. May 2010 by Mackenzie Frère
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29. May 2010 by Mackenzie Frère
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Diana van der Harst at GalleryGallery

TranslatorRecently, I visited GalleryGallery in Kyoto, Japan for the opening of an exhibition by Dutch artist Diana van der Harst. van der Harst is a textile-based artist who works with crochet, knitting, jacquard weaving (above) and mixed media, creating art pieces, wearables … Continue reading

23. May 2010 by Mackenzie Frère
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23. May 2010 by Mackenzie Frère
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Japan

Translator Visit Senshoku Otaku to view more…

13. May 2010 by Mackenzie Frère
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