Reflections on the Harewood Biennial 2022 exhibition Radical Acts: Why Craft Matters
Reflections on the Harewood Biennial 2022 exhibition Radical Acts: Why Craft Matters
Contributing to the Fragment of a Dress , a textile art project by Hannah Lamb to be displayed at Bronte Parsonage Museum
Reflections on a visit to the exhibition of the work of Pauline Burbidge and Charles Poulsen at Ruthin Craft Centre
adding the final touch to the WasteAge coat, a bag made from waste materials from A W Hainsworth.
What to do with the waste produced by a project that was all about using waste?
Sampling and experimenting is an important part of developing my textiles practice.
Creating abstract textile art from a photograph.
Textiles heritage research linking military uniform quilts with A W Hainsworth cloth
Researching trends in sustainable fashion to come to a design solution.
Grappling with the issues that can move us from fast fashion to sustainable fashion.
Bringing together words and a visual response to research
Thinking about the issues of sustainability in the context of textiles and fashion and the ethical choices we have when we buy clothes.
Reflecting on a visit to the British Textile Biennial exhibition Connected Cloth
Reflecting on the #patternfinder21 project from summer 2021
Thinking about how artists use sketchbooks, and how I can develop my practice.
