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Tullie Textiles group meets on the second Sunday of the month at Tullie House Museum and Art Gallery between 2-4 pm. Each month we see a different object from the collections and I demonstrate a different textile skill or technique. The group is free to attend. June: Beaded Buttons
We also had a selection of work from a participatory project run by artist Carol Parker called 'From Lincolnshire and Back.'
Close up shot of the detail on a textile piece I'm currently on. No effects, no zoom. I just held my phone camera up close to create a shallow depth of field. I put an effect on after I uploaded it here, nothing drastic, just to make the colour pop a little bit more. I love the contrast of the green next to the black and white of the thread and fabric.
Some textiles being delivered in Dongdaemun-gu, the fashion district of Seoul, Korea.
(Taken with one of my many 35mm point-and-shoots.)
Textile Field by Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec in the Rafael Court of the V&A with the support of Kvadrat
London Design Festival 2011
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HU Students of Fashion and Textile Design showcased their Dress Designs in an elegant Exhibition held at HU Euro Campus. The event attracted a large number of people, including Fashion Designers, Boutiques, Press Media; the audience was overwhelmed by the work of the young fashion designers; each display portrayed a different theme ranging from modern to historical times.
The displays were setup by Students of BFD, MFD, BA (Hons,); MA Textile Designing. The jury consisting of senior faculty members of marked these Projects. The exhibition also featured displays by Alumni of HU School of Fashion, Textile Design, who are working professionally now.
Media, and News including Nawai-Waqat, City 042, HUM Tv, Style 360, The Friday Times, Good Times and Sunday Times provided coverage of the event, and placed a spotlight on the wonderful displays that were prepared by the Students. Style 360, the channel which caters to the booming Fashion Industry of Pakistan, interviewed each Students about their Projects and Future Aspirations.
Gemma Ormrod - Textiles
Degree Shows 2010
Wednesday 23rd - Tuesday 29th June 2010
Norwich University College of the Arts
Norwich, Norfolk, England, UK
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For this outcome I used a variety of different zips and contrasting fabrics in order to connect them in an unusual manner. Inpspired by John Galliano (Mood Board Research).
Read more about this installation by Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec.
www.londondesignfestival.com/content/2011-ronan-erwan-bou...
Photo © Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec
Spectacular scenes in fabric. An exhibition by Jacqui Parkinson. Looking at the creation story through to the banishment of Adam and Eve.
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Spectacular scenes in fabric. An exhibition by Jacqui Parkinson. Looking at the creation story through to the banishment of Adam and Eve.
About the Exhibition
Inspired by the poetic verses of Genesis, the first book in the Bible, textile artist Jacqui Parkinson reimagines this wonderful story in a vibrant combination of layers of silk, hand-dyed materials, metallic leathers and gold leaf, miles of thread—and more than eight million stitches!
The panels are huge—1.5m (8ft) high by as much as 4m (13ft) wide— and vary in appearance from elemental pieces illustrating the first ‘days’ to highly complex and lush work as we enter the Garden of Eden.
The work is eye-catching and attractive, designed to be accessible for viewers of all ages. Whilst the serious message of God’s good earth and man’s impact on it underlies the entire exhibition, the panels are bold and exuberant, with many delightful quirky details such as both accurate and fanciful creatures embroidered into the stories.
Speaking about how she works, Jacqui said:
“I start simply with antique bedsheets, which hold their own tales of life and death. Then I gradually build up my stories by quilting the sheets and painting them. Once that is done, I add layers of silk. I stitch them into place using a free motion sewing machine, that allows me in effect to draw in stitching. I sometimes add gold leaf and metallic leathers as finishing touches, overall creating great richness as a feast for the eye!”
“My aim is to capture the wonderful extravagance of the Creation story and to delight people who view it. Despite Adam and Eve’s fall from grace, it remains a story of love and promise, something we can all do with these days.”
More information can be found here:-
www.sheffieldcathedral.org/whats-on/2023/1/19/threads-thr...
www.sheffieldcathedral.org/whats-on/2024/2/12/sheff-cath-...
Here is Jacqui’ website. Full of colour with her exhibition photos of the past and future projects, well worth looking at:-
www.jacqui-textile.com/creation/
www.jacqui-textile.com/revelation/