Farfield Mill Presents: Celebrating Wool
Nestled on the western edge of the Yorkshire Dales, Farfield Mill - housed in a historic wool mill - is a vibrant centre for textile arts supporting local makers through exhibitions, workshops, and educational programmes. Now, in a celebration of both heritage and contemporary craft, Farfield Mill is delighted to unveil its latest exhibition, Celebrating Wool. The exhibition showcases the versatility and beauty of wool in textile art, featuring the shortlisted entries from this year’s Farfield Mill Textile Competition.
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“We are excited to showcase the incredible talent of textile artists. This exhibition is a true celebration of the diverse ways that wool can be used and inspire creativity,” says Jo Mowbray, Director of Farfield Mill. “It’s an exhibition for everyone - whether you are interested in visual art, a textile enthusiast, or simply curious about wool’s many uses.”
Artists were invited to interpret the theme in their own unique way, drawing from the rich heritage of the British wool industry, the landscapes where sheep graze, or by using wool as their primary medium. The result is an inspiring collection of artworks that reflect the depth, versatility, and enduring charm of wool...
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Image Credits:
Lead Image: A Perfect Day on the Farm, Sarah-May Johnson
All other images as credited in the photo captions.