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ANU School of Art & Design Textiles Workshop

Locality: Canberra, Australian Capital Territory

Phone: +61 2 6125 5833

Address: School of Art, Childers Street 2600 Canberra, ACT, Australia

Website: http://soa.anu.edu.au/textiles

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25.01.2022 Yvonne Koolmatrie has taken it upon herself to preserve the traditional practice of Ngarrindjeri weaving, which had been heading for extinction until she interv...ened. This story is part of the ABCs #WalkingTogether2020 project, exploring what reconciliation means to Australians and where to next.

25.01.2022 Together, these artists reinvented the formal and functional possibilities of thread, a pursuit that transformed both the future of textiles and of abstract art.

25.01.2022 A resident of Hamnavoe, in Burra, Shetland Anne Eunson decided to knit herself a beautiful lace fence using twine. The fence is fashioned from strong black twin...e - the same kind that is used to make fishing nets and Anne knitted it up on specially adapted curtain poles. It took her about three weeks to knit enough lace to surround her front garden, using a 23 stitch repeat of a familiar Shetland lace pattern. Photos via Laine Glover to Social History See more

24.01.2022 Coming up soon for Canberra Design Festival are open studios with Canberra designers. Annie Trevillian's studio is open on Saturday November 9, from 10-4pm.

23.01.2022 The giant Size of Wicker 's Wall by Mariola Wittchen 's Weaving #mariolawittchen on Facebook

21.01.2022 I have been commissioned by Tamworth Regional Gallery to make a public artwork that celebrates their 50 year old textile collection. To bring something of this ...collection, that has been recognised for its national significance, into public space and to contribute to a sense of place. I am collaborating with Andromeda Industries, local specialists in world class steel cable manufacturing. This project is like a dream come true. And it's only the beginning. @tamworthregionalgallery @anuartdesign @anutextilesworkshop @anusculpturespatialpractice #textiles #publicart #unbelievablylucky See more

20.01.2022 Easter is almost here. Start planning now.

20.01.2022 A huge day of continuous hand washing (not shown!) + social distancing strategies while assembling remote learning kits (designed by Lucy!) for SOA&D Textiles...: Experimental Practices course - taught by the wonderfully talented academic Lucy Irvine Huge thanks to the fantastic Adele Rae Cameron for her skills and expertise in helping to prepare these kits! #goTeam Technical Officers rock! A few analogue hours to enable future teaching/digital/ online engagement ANU textiles workshop is going online so we can ALL do our part and help flatten the curve

19.01.2022 https://www.facebook.com/118197471568260/posts/2261816303873022?s=690268561&v=e&sfns=mo

19.01.2022 As Australia grapples with a declining level of support and trust in our Governments at all levels, the Museum of Australian Democracy at Old Parliament House h...as turned to the power of activism and craft. It gives everyday Aussies the chance to share their voice and reconnect with politics.

18.01.2022 Issey Miyake SS20 Paris, an amazing theatre/fashion presentation!

18.01.2022 Ruth Asawa Forever! We are pleased to announce the Ruth Asawa Forever stamp, to be issued later this year, at 30,000 Post Office locations nationwide. A specia...l thanks to the United States Postal Service for this tremendous honor and all those who worked to make it a reality. Stay tuned for the first-day-of-issue! For more details: https://about.usps.com//0403-usps-reveals-additional-stamp

17.01.2022 https://www.instagram.com/anutextilesworksh/p/BwtTvdoBDB3/

17.01.2022 A project that could be done while at home.

17.01.2022 Peggy Griffiths began working with Waringarri Aboriginal Arts in 1985, carving and painting boab nuts and boomerangs. She is the winner of the Cultural Adornment and Wearable Art Award at the 2020 National Indigenous Fashion Awards.

15.01.2022 A moving light installation designed by Studio DRIFT, inspired by a poetic combination of nature and technology, Shylight is hidden in a cocoon. The light fal...ls from its cocoon, opens its flower and floats down. At the slightest danger, Shylight will close up and retreat into its shell. Video by Let's Talk About Art.nl www.rijksmuseum.nl #Rijksviews

13.01.2022 Ella es Yulia Ustinova, una artista rusa que utiliza el arte del #Crochet para crear esculturas de mujeres reales, de todos los colores, de caderas anchas, curvas que van y vienen al ritmo de la vida cotidiana, como son los cuerpos cuando se desean libres.

13.01.2022 After years of research, a unique technique of silk marbling using a compressed, through-coloured starch paste was rediscovered in Kyoto. Learn more about our ...relationship with sustainable development through the Footsteps across the World collection: h.fr/Footstepsacrosstheworld-Kyoto See more

11.01.2022 We have reached Week 6 in the first term of our Dye and Stitch classes and produced some amazing, creative, inspiring work. Two weeks off now to rejuvenate and get ready for term 2.

11.01.2022 Christo shares the highs and lows of his career and he prepares to wrap Paris's Arc de Triomphe this autumn.

11.01.2022 At the time of posting, there were two spaces left on this workshop.

09.01.2022 Une petite leçon de couture ça vous dit ?

07.01.2022 https://mymodernmet.com/raquel-rodrigo-floral-cross-stitch

06.01.2022 Bruce Slorach and Sophie Tatlow are on a mission to bring Australian botanic-inspired designs to the world! Learn the creative process behind their captivating designs! For the full story, head to iview!

03.01.2022 Dear members, We are aware that there are a number of people making handmade masks. We are curious as to how many of our members are engaged in mask making as well. Please let us know.

03.01.2022 Indonesian Macrame Wall by AGNES HANSELLA

01.01.2022 Learn more about William Morris, the man who wanted everyone to have beautiful, handcrafted designs.