Weaving and other Practices, Page 2
We continue our Tribute with Ann Cathrin November Høibo. In terms of process, she follows a simple pattern of warp-and-weft. Long, vertical strands (the warp)provide a working base through which she loops and knots the weft, or various muted and luminescent yarns, ropes, and cords. With this austere method, Høibo manages …
We continue our Tribute with Michael Brennand-Wood, regarded as one of the most innovative and inspiring artists working in textiles. A defining …
We continue our Tribute with Karla Black. Combining traditional artistic materials such as chalk, paper, paint, and plaster with everyday items including …
We continue our Tribute with Marion Baruch (1929- ), an artist that through her art addresses social themes and observes inner worlds …
We continue our Tribute with Ruth Asawa (24/1/1926-5/8/2013), an artist who learned to draw in an internment camp for Japanese-Americans during World …
We continue our Tribute with, Alighiero Boetti (16/12/1940-24/2/1994). Traveling to Afghanistan at the beginning of the 1970s, he was introduced to the …
We continue our Tribute with El Anatsui (1944), one of the most highly acclaimed artists in African History and foremost contemporary artists …
We continue our Tribute with Sheela Gowda (1957- ), an artist living and working in Bangalore, India on the occasion of her …
We continue our Tribute with the Egyptian artist Ghada Amer (1963). While she describes herself as a painter and has won international …
We continue our Tribute with a relentless innovator, Magdalena Abakanowicz (20/6/1930-20/4/2017), her alchemical transformations of humble materials like rope, burlap, stone and …
We continue our Tribute with οne of the Bauhaus’s most distinguished artists and a key figure at Black Mountain College, Anni Albers …
This Tribute that seems to have begun in the days of COVID-19 to fill the gaps of current events in art, a …
