In works like "Tenderfeet," textile artist Diedrick Brackens offers images of a simpler, more natural way of being. The Mexia native's show runs through Oct. 26 at the Various Small Fires gallery in ...

Fargo native Joey Hertzenberg loved weaving so much that her craft closet overflowed with her handiwork. Then sister Cheryl Cullen shared a practical idea. Cheryl Cullen with Swayed Moon Weavings ...

Four years ago, a few colorful weavings caught Halley Phillips’s eye on Pinterest. She’d dabbled in scrapbooking, painting, and other arts and crafts in the past, and suddenly she was hooked on the ...

The weavings were donated by the estate of the late collector Bob Culpepper. Some of the weavings date from the 1920s, but most are contemporary. Some of the weavings will be kept for the permanent ...

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Plagued by the insecurities that come with a neurodivergent mind — “Am I dumb?” — fiber artist Fiona Simpson said she finds solace in her craft. “It reminds me of, in simple terms, putting one foot in ...

In a world where period stigma persists, photographer and artist Jackie Dives wants change the conversation. That's why she designs and sells weavings inspired by the period, in all its messy glory.

WILLIAMSBURG — For generations, Navajo women crafted colorful, boldly designed blankets and rugs on hand looms, drawing inspiration from everyday objects and the changing world around them. Six of ...

Diedrick Brackens’s vibrant textiles tell stories about being black and queer in the South. By Melissa Smith On the first day of weaving class as an undergraduate at the University of North Texas, in ...

Anne Samat’s “No Place for Beginners or Sensitive Heart” is among works from the exhibition “Anne Samat: Weavings of Love” that will be on view April 9-Aug. 27 at the UW Art Museum. (Marc Straus ...

Led by Nicolás Jaar and featuring Angel Bat Dawid, Aho Ssan, Oren Ambarchi, and more, this 2021 performance of collective improvisation is by turns brooding, ecstatic, and surreal. Save this story ...