Posts Tagged 'weaving'
Brooklyn Art Museum Event “See, Make, Sip”
El Anatsui (Ghanaian, b. 1944). Gli (Wall), 2010. Aluminum and copper wire, installation at the Brooklyn Museum, dimensions variable. Courtesy of the artist and Jack Shainman Gallery, New York. Brooklyn Museum photograph On Thursday, May 30, TAC was invited by the
Brooklyn Art Museum Event “See, Make, Sip”
El Anatsui (Ghanaian, b. 1944). Gli (Wall), 2010. Aluminum and copper wire, installation at the Brooklyn Museum, dimensions variable. Courtesy of the artist and Jack Shainman Gallery, New York. Brooklyn Museum photograph On Thursday, May 30, TAC was invited by the
Artist Highlight: Hermine Virginie Van Dijck
Hermine Virginie Van Dijck is a fantastic weaving artist based in Belgium whose flickr I recently stumbled upon! Check out some of my favorite images… I love when I can sneak a peek at the inside of artist’s lives and
Artist Highlight: Hermine Virginie Van Dijck
Hermine Virginie Van Dijck is a fantastic weaving artist based in Belgium whose flickr I recently stumbled upon! Check out some of my favorite images… I love when I can sneak a peek at the inside of artist’s lives and
At The Met: Cambodian Rattan
Currently on exhibit at the Metropolitan Museum are ten sculptures by Sopheap Pich – who weaves exclusively in rattan and bamboo. “This exhibition presents ten works by the contemporary Cambodian artist Sopheap Pich (born 1971), who lives and works
At The Met: Cambodian Rattan
Currently on exhibit at the Metropolitan Museum are ten sculptures by Sopheap Pich – who weaves exclusively in rattan and bamboo. “This exhibition presents ten works by the contemporary Cambodian artist Sopheap Pich (born 1971), who lives and works
Sneak Preview: Cycle 4 @ Invisible Dog
Mark your calendars for September 17! The Invisible Dog will be the host of the Cycle 4 Artist Residency exhibition, featuring work by Kate Parvenski, Mandy Kordal, Lucia Cuba, Eleanor Anderson, Kristin Morrison, and Kelly Valletta. Here’s a little sneak
Sneak Preview: Cycle 4 @ Invisible Dog
Mark your calendars for September 17! The Invisible Dog will be the host of the Cycle 4 Artist Residency exhibition, featuring work by Kate Parvenski, Mandy Kordal, Lucia Cuba, Eleanor Anderson, Kristin Morrison, and Kelly Valletta. Here’s a little sneak
Drawings in Wood + Cotton
Have you had a chance to stop by TAC Manhattan for our current exhibition by Francesca Capone and Elise McMahon? …if not you have two more weeks! Here are some of my favorite pieces… But don’t take my word for it…come
Drawings in Wood + Cotton
Have you had a chance to stop by TAC Manhattan for our current exhibition by Francesca Capone and Elise McMahon? …if not you have two more weeks! Here are some of my favorite pieces… But don’t take my word for it…come
TAC x El Anatsui at the Brooklyn Museum
Have you visited the Gravity and Grace: Monumental Works by El Anatsui exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum yet? If not please add it to your to-do list… probably top of your to-do list. It is AMAZING! El Anatsui (Ghanaian, b. 1944). Earth’s Skin, 2007.
TAC x El Anatsui at the Brooklyn Museum
Have you visited the Gravity and Grace: Monumental Works by El Anatsui exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum yet? If not please add it to your to-do list… probably top of your to-do list. It is AMAZING! El Anatsui (Ghanaian, b. 1944). Earth’s Skin, 2007.
Tatyana Yanishevsky’s Knit Plants
During my weekly scouring of inspiring things on the internet, I came across Tatyana Yanishevsky’s Knit Plants on tumblr… These beautifully elegant pieces are created with such care! They remind me somewhat of Kelly Boehmer‘s work – beautiful yet somewhat
Tatyana Yanishevsky’s Knit Plants
During my weekly scouring of inspiring things on the internet, I came across Tatyana Yanishevsky’s Knit Plants on tumblr… These beautifully elegant pieces are created with such care! They remind me somewhat of Kelly Boehmer‘s work – beautiful yet somewhat
Drawings in Wood + Cotton: Opening May 22, TAC Manhattan
As we get ready for Spring and the relaunch of our entire website and retail shop (July!), artists Francesca Capone and Elise McMahon will take over the Manhattan store with their latest collaborative exhibition: Drawings in Wood + Cotton Join
Drawings in Wood + Cotton: Opening May 22, TAC Manhattan
As we get ready for Spring and the relaunch of our entire website and retail shop (July!), artists Francesca Capone and Elise McMahon will take over the Manhattan store with their latest collaborative exhibition: Drawings in Wood + Cotton Join
NYC Fiber Art Guide: April
There’s so much textile goodness on view right now in NYC that it’s almost a full time job to keep track and plan visits to see it all. Luckily, we did the homework for you and compiled a list of
NYC Fiber Art Guide: April
There’s so much textile goodness on view right now in NYC that it’s almost a full time job to keep track and plan visits to see it all. Luckily, we did the homework for you and compiled a list of
Get Inspired!: Warp Painting
Have you hit a point in weaving where you’d really like to explore what else you could do on the loom? Check out our upcoming Warp Painting class! In this 4 session class, students will continue their knowledge of weaving
Get Inspired!: Warp Painting
Have you hit a point in weaving where you’d really like to explore what else you could do on the loom? Check out our upcoming Warp Painting class! In this 4 session class, students will continue their knowledge of weaving