Kate Kosek is an artist and educator whose textile sculptures satirize the hierarchies within art, craft, and design history. I recently visited her studio in Cohoes, New York. (upbeat electronic ...

The American Swedish Institute is preparing to open a new exhibition featuring textiles, sculpture, and video on Valentine's ...

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Textile Semillas, a collective artist project made by weavers, artists, and activists from northwest Argentina, coordinated by Andrei Fernández and Alejandra Mizrahi Credit: (c) Tyler Roberts I ...

Scottsdale Public Art draws attention to the worldwide environmental crisis caused by textile waste with its new exhibition, "Diversion: Recycled Textiles to Art," open from April 11 to June 30 at the ...

Born shortly before Chairman Mao Tse Tung began his infamous Cultural Revolution in China, artist Wan Liya experienced firsthand his homeland’s emergence from its restraints in the mid-1970s. And ...

Embroidered pieces, woven works, fiber-based creations—textile art (also known as fiber art) can be many things, but one thing is certain: It creates an inspired tapestry wherever you display it.

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Sergio Roger has reinterpreted the Greco-Roman busts and friezes that inspired him, shifting the medium to embroidered textiles. By Alice Cavanagh Photographs by Ben Roberts From an early age, Sergio ...

Using an eclectic range of stylistic sources—from pre-Columbian archaeology to 1960s minimalism—Olga de Amaral’s three-dimensional tapestries combine elements of painting, craft, and textile art. She ...

There seems to be a strange, unspoken idea floating around in 21st-century discourse that history, or at least meaningful history, began around the year 1700 – or 1800, or in the most egregious cases, ...