Nevet Yitzhak, “WarCraft” (detail) (2014) (all photographs courtesy the artists and the Gardner Museum unless otherwise noted) BOSTON — The human body, war, and opera: these themes meld within the ...
Suspended from the center of Eastern Washington University’s circular Gallery of Art is a work called “Golden Line.” Its 35-foot-long dangling fabric strands are suffused with pinks, purples, oranges ...
The fabric starts as a bold field of red, showing off the astonishingly high thread count, before it gives way to a black-and-white checkerboard pattern that repeats for the remaining length of the ...
Two very different exhibits in central Israel — one at a Herzliya museum and one at a former landfill — pull on a common thread to unravel the various ways people use, and reuse, textiles. At Herzliya ...
A talismanic tunic made in Mali during the 20th century. The “charm gown” protects its wearer both spiritually and physically by being decorated with powerful inscriptions and a special mixture. (all ...
A piece by artist Esther Mahlangu, titled “Untitled” (far right), part of the coming exhibit To Weave the Sky: Textile Abstractions from the Jorge M. Pérez Collection at EL Espacio 23 Space in Miami ...
From 20th century aprons to commodity bag dresses, the Textile and Costume Museum at LSU explores fashion and textiles through the ages. The museum's exhibition “Trajé, Maya Textile Artistry” is ...
At the end of 2025, Picanol launched the next-generation OmniPlus-i Connect, which set a new benchmark in airjet weaving technology. This latest evolution of the trusted platform demonstrates how ...
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