I loved the Textile Art Exhibition by Heidi Strand which I chanced upon at the City Hall in Reykjavik during my visit to Iceland 19 – 22 October 2009 . I particularly liked the pieces portraying the birds and reindeer which are displayed below. Did you visit the Textile Art Exhibition, what did you most enjoy?

... anytime soon? Check out the Spady Cultural Heritage Museum November 4 - December 21, 2009. On exhibit is From Quilts in the Attic to Quilts on the Wall: Exploring Textile Art by African Americans on loan from the South Carolina State Museum and organized by the City of North Charleston Cultural Arts Department. This exhibit includes 12 quilts and ...

I was honored to be invited to participate in an upcoming textile art show at the Livingston Center for Art and Culture. This non-profit group has been in existence for about 10 years, with a gallery presence at 119 South Main in Livingston, Montana. The textile show, called "In Stitches" will hang for the month of November. You ...

... low step to my creativity as an artist. I actually feel a bit guilty and a hypocrite because i'm actually working on a few pieces of "textile art"...essentially it's the use of random words or poetry( ... . All this was inspired by someone else. But she doesn't use paint. sigh...the business of art is a tricky one. working and listing new stuff on etsy...will ...

... nbsp; competes in the world market. The exhibition while being divers includes no textile or fibre art. "Hart land is curated into 3 distinct ... in April 21 2009 post April is now on: Montreal Month of the fibre and Textile arts Nadia Myre  a beader who works in ...

Textiles and textile design are very important in the art world. The designs and fabrications have changed from culture to culture, artist to artist, expressing history ... as a display for fractal imaging. The fractals were then generated through the computer, then transferred to the textile medium. The fractals worked by themselves or became inspiration for new design ideas and technics. Just think ...