SELVEDGE JOURNAL
Cutting Through Folklore: Textile Artists Bring...
Five textile artists join 35 makers at Green & Stone this October, stitching folklore, faith and English eccentricity into cloth, thread and paper.
Cutting Through Folklore: Textile Artists Bring...
Five textile artists join 35 makers at Green & Stone this October, stitching folklore, faith and English eccentricity into cloth, thread and paper.
Troublemakers and Prophets: Elizabeth Allen and...
Compton Verney's Troublemakers and Prophets traces Elizabeth Allen's extraordinary textile collages, born from isolation, disability and faith, and their unlikely rise to 1960s art world acclaim.
Troublemakers and Prophets: Elizabeth Allen and...
Compton Verney's Troublemakers and Prophets traces Elizabeth Allen's extraordinary textile collages, born from isolation, disability and faith, and their unlikely rise to 1960s art world acclaim.
Whiter than White: Textile bleaching from solar...
As today's eclipse dims the sun, we revisit an archive feature about the history of solar bleaching, the ancient art of using sunlight itself to whiten cloth.
Whiter than White: Textile bleaching from solar...
As today's eclipse dims the sun, we revisit an archive feature about the history of solar bleaching, the ancient art of using sunlight itself to whiten cloth.
Aitor Saraiba's Book Launch Comes to Loop London
Aitor Saraiba brings his boro-inspired mending, natural dyeing and stone-cabin practice to Loop London for the first English launch of his new book.
Aitor Saraiba's Book Launch Comes to Loop London
Aitor Saraiba brings his boro-inspired mending, natural dyeing and stone-cabin practice to Loop London for the first English launch of his new book.
A Match Made in Ledbury: Marion Elliot for Tins...
Marion Elliot cuts her collages with embroidery scissors, never a craft knife. Her new Tinsmiths exhibition and Mochaware fabric launch celebrate British craft, made slowly and built to last.
A Match Made in Ledbury: Marion Elliot for Tins...
Marion Elliot cuts her collages with embroidery scissors, never a craft knife. Her new Tinsmiths exhibition and Mochaware fabric launch celebrate British craft, made slowly and built to last.
Before the Soup Cans: Andy Warhol's Life in Cloth
Before Pop Art, Andy Warhol drew pretzels and clowns for hire. Museum Cobra's new exhibition traces the textile apprenticeship that shaped his iconic visual language.
Before the Soup Cans: Andy Warhol's Life in Cloth
Before Pop Art, Andy Warhol drew pretzels and clowns for hire. Museum Cobra's new exhibition traces the textile apprenticeship that shaped his iconic visual language.