Three distinguished scholars explore the visual and material heritage related to the development of silk in Spain, starting with the pioneering production of silk in medieval Iberia to the new uses and meanings of silk in...
Read MoreA Natural Dye Block Printing weekend workshop with Kate Ryan at In the Wool Shed – investigate the wonderful world of Indian block prints using traditional methods with plants and iron to make repeating patterns on fabric...
Read MoreA zoom event organised by the Gawthorpe Textile Collection The ancient single needle craft you’ve never heard of, nalbinding has existed since 6500 BCE, and became popular in Scandinavia during the Viking period. The...
Read MoreAdams’ cross-disciplinary practice combines aspects of weaving, sculpture and installation whilst exploring concerns related to race, religion and sexuality. Drawing on the material and formal iconographies of Islam, his...
Read MoreThe British Tapestry Group South East and London Regions present an exhibition of new woven tapestry works at the Haslemere Museum. The exhibition will feature over 50 works from more than 30 artists, some of whom have had their...
Read MoreThe Ryukyu Kingdom (15C-19C) flourished in present-day Okinawa through international trade and developed a unique culture known for its beautifully dyed and woven textiles. While craftspeople made painstaking efforts to revive...
Read MoreThe exhibition MAKING NUNO Japanese Textile Innovation from Sudo Reiko is due to open in the Japan House London Gallery on 17 May, UK government guidelines permitting. Get a sneak peek of this exhibition at an online panel...
Read MoreA brand-new season of podcasts from Haptic and Hue about the different light textiles cast on the story of humanity. These podcasts look at life, death and all the fiddly bits in-between, through cloth. In this season each...
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