Sentences with phrase «craftswomen in»

Created by Artimos owner / designer Kelin Yue for the RA's edgy RAted collection and hand - finished by craftswomen in rural China, they depict the abstract modern metropolises of London and Paris in four exquisite colourways.

Using timeless traditions, craftswomen in Rwanda weave beautifully dyed sisal fibers and banana bark to make this stunning one - of - a-kind set rich in cultural meaning and purpose.

Seen first at One Kings Lane: Using timeless traditions, craftswomen in Rwanda weave beautifully dyed sisal fibers and banana bark to make this stunning one - of - a-kind set rich in cultural meaning and purpose.

Not exact matches

Cameraperson (Kirsten Johnson, 2016) Similar in structure to Depardon's wonderful Journal de France (2012), but more achingly personal as it unspools, Kirsten Johnson (I didn't know her before this either) is a camera craftswoman from the top documentary shelf.

However, Clemencia Labin's work goes beyond the range of her personal work; she is the mastermind, craftswoman and promoter of one of the most important public art experiences in our country, the Velada Santa Lucía.

Artists since, like Betye Saar, Faith Ringgold, Rosemarie Trockel, or Alighiero e Boetti, whose iconic «Mappa» series includes the embroidery work of Afghan craftswomen, have taken an interest in the textile arts to critique the split between «folk» and «high» art.

Case in point: Anni learned from local craftswomen how to use an ancient weaving device called a backstrap loom, and then taught the technique to students at Black Mountain College.

Italian Arte Povera artist Alighiero Boetti, for example, famously used embroidery in his series of world maps and text pieces (made by Afghan craftswomen), and New York - based contemporary artist Angelo Filomeno uses the medium in his goth - inspired canvases.