See on Scoop.it – Dissertation Did that get your attention? I thought it might. What I’m talking about this week is something that raises temperatures, emotions and voices. Why is it Rebecca Woodworth‘s… Continue reading
On Saturday I attended a curators tour of Cloth & Memory (2) at Saltaire. Professor Lesley Millar is incredibly knowledgeable and very engaging and I am so glad I attended the tour rather… Continue reading
Looking at different textile artists that work with a narrative or memories, has shown the different ways of starting their work depending upon the mediums they are using. I am drawn to the… Continue reading
See on Scoop.it – Dissertation How innovative embroiderers have explored the boundaries of stitch See on http://www.culturenorthernireland.org
See on Scoop.it – BA FMP Research Rebecca Woodworth‘s insight: I love the painterly effect that Rosemary Campbell can create using layering and stitch, this really appeals to me because it is not… Continue reading
See on Scoop.it – BA FMP Research Prior to becoming a contemporary textile artist, Caren worked hand stitching traditional samplers for dolls houses. She now specialises in fine textile art. Rebecca Woodworth‘s insight:… Continue reading
See on Scoop.it – BA FMP Research Rebecca Woodworth‘s insight: Hannah Lamb explores ideas about place, woodland, mapping. I find her work gentle but thought provoking. I am interested in this particular piece… Continue reading
See on Scoop.it – BA FMP Research Rebecca Woodworth‘s insight: After caring for a relative with dementia Anita observed how her relative became more animated when knitting. Anita now focuses on communicating memories… Continue reading