Cloth and Culture Now comprised of an exhibition, catalogue, website and education programme (252 events), resulting from a three-year collaborative research project by Professor Lesley Millar (UCA) and the Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts, University of East Anglia (SCVA, UEA). The project investigates the cultural role of cloth in the development of contemporary textile practices emerging from traditional practice, and extends the field of research in this area through its exploration of the transition from the repetition of traditional practice, to the development of a contemporary language of making, and the factors that influence that development. Shelly Goldsmith was one of 35 artists selected as case studies and to take part...
Discover textile history, tradition, design and making at the Fashion and Textile Museum Festival of...
This paper centres on a collection donated to the Archive and Collections (A&C) of the Glasgow Schoo...
This is a unique book in its field, in which no serious academic research has been published. (See t...
Cloth and Culture Now comprised of an exhibition, catalogue, website and education programme (252 e...
This body of work, comprising an exhibition, catalogue, website and education programme (252 events)...
Cloth & Culture Now investigates the links between contemporary textile practice, strong traditional...
Through the auspices of the international biennial, contemporary practices in textiles have reached ...
Cloth & Memory 2 was a project that drew together and developed all the strands of my research, exte...
This book was published to accompany an exhibition of the same name at Salts Mills, Saltaire, Yorksh...
Based in the United Kingdom, The Cloth was a 1980s ground-breaking collective formed by Royal Colleg...
This exhibition at Compton Verney Museum is developed from the 3 year research project ‘The Erotic C...
Textiles have been closely connected to the Glasgow School of Art (GSA) since it opened in 1845 and ...
In May 2014, Fraser Taylor donated a collection of items to GSA’s Archives and Collections. This col...
My previous research project Through the Surface (exhibition/catalogue, 2004, AHRB funded) explored ...
Textiles have been part of the activities at The Glasgow School of Art (GSA) since its formation in ...
Discover textile history, tradition, design and making at the Fashion and Textile Museum Festival of...
This paper centres on a collection donated to the Archive and Collections (A&C) of the Glasgow Schoo...
This is a unique book in its field, in which no serious academic research has been published. (See t...
Cloth and Culture Now comprised of an exhibition, catalogue, website and education programme (252 e...
This body of work, comprising an exhibition, catalogue, website and education programme (252 events)...
Cloth & Culture Now investigates the links between contemporary textile practice, strong traditional...
Through the auspices of the international biennial, contemporary practices in textiles have reached ...
Cloth & Memory 2 was a project that drew together and developed all the strands of my research, exte...
This book was published to accompany an exhibition of the same name at Salts Mills, Saltaire, Yorksh...
Based in the United Kingdom, The Cloth was a 1980s ground-breaking collective formed by Royal Colleg...
This exhibition at Compton Verney Museum is developed from the 3 year research project ‘The Erotic C...
Textiles have been closely connected to the Glasgow School of Art (GSA) since it opened in 1845 and ...
In May 2014, Fraser Taylor donated a collection of items to GSA’s Archives and Collections. This col...
My previous research project Through the Surface (exhibition/catalogue, 2004, AHRB funded) explored ...
Textiles have been part of the activities at The Glasgow School of Art (GSA) since its formation in ...
Discover textile history, tradition, design and making at the Fashion and Textile Museum Festival of...
This paper centres on a collection donated to the Archive and Collections (A&C) of the Glasgow Schoo...
This is a unique book in its field, in which no serious academic research has been published. (See t...