History of Textiles since 1800s Exhibition
History of Textiles since 1800s Exhibition on at the Learning Zone Gallery until January 26.
This exhibit features research based textile works created by students of Lynne Heller’s third year Materials Art and Design course called Textile History Since 1800s. Each of the textile pieces respond to historical processes, techniques, materials and fabrics or iconic fashion styles from the 19th to 21st centuries while
addressing the traditional and contemporary role of textiles in culture.
Using stitchwork, beading, dyeing, quilting and sewing techniques, the students were able to examine and incorporate ideas on language, grief, identity or social conditions and cultural movements from the punk movement of the 70s to Abstract Expressionism movement after World War II.
Participants:
Ayesha Babar, Molly Fletcher Berman, Stephanie Cloutier, Emma Enright, Elliot Grover, Shiemara Hogarth, Akash Inbakumar, Nomi Juhasz, Rajetha Kalatharan, Kendra Martyn, Rida Rajani, Saman Salman, Jenn Wingfield, Kye-Cha Yang and Ruitong Zhu.
- Shiemara Hogarth, Leg-o-Mutton
- Kye-Cha Yang, White printed dressing robe with fringe
- Rida Rajani, Truck Art Scarf
- Emma Enright
- Emma Enright
- Ruitong Zhu; Ayesha Babar; Elliot Grover; Saman Salman
- Stephanie Cloutier, “Things Will Get Better”