Material Power Palestinian Embroidery
Embroidery is the most important cultural material of Palestine. This ancient practice is characterised by remarkable beauty and complexity.
Embroidery is the most important cultural material of Palestine. This ancient practice is characterised by remarkable beauty and complexity.
Lubaina Himid’s 'Lost Threads' will see 400 metres of vibrant Dutch wax fabric transform the spaces of the Holburne Museum.
The first exhibition in Scotland exclusively dedicated to the commercial textile designs of pop artist and icon Andy Warhol.
Using textiles, fibre and thread, 50 international artists challenge power structures and reimagine the world in this major group exhibition.
'A Visible THREAD' explores the visibility and invisibility of thread.
Connecting curators, researchers, and artists to share and extend knowledge around Palestinian embroidery, dress, and material culture.
The talk accompanies 'Material Power: Palestinian Embroidery', an exhibition curated by Rachel Dedman, currently on display in Manchester.
An event with Rachel Dedman, curator of 'Material Power: Palestinian Embroidery'. All ticket sales to Medical Aid for Palestinians.
A collection of prints, drawings, and handmade garments by Sophie-Nicole Dodds
Engage first-hand with the history and material of shifu - the endangered art of weaving with kozo mulberry paper.