Sentences with phrase «textiles work back»

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Once you're working with cohesive furniture and décor, you can add a bit of personality and personal preference back into the room with strategic use of picture perfect textiles.

One is a work clearly made from the backs of bras, here used as graphic geometric patterns, another symbol of femininity used by Bourgeois, who amongst all 20th century artists was a pioneer who made materials such as textiles appropriate to be used in fine art.

What / Why: «Fresh Fiber Revisited: Work by Emerging Textile Artists from RISD, UMass - Dartmouth, and MassART brings back together fiber and textile design programs from three prominent universities, allowing visitors to experience the wide range of possibilities within the field of fiber art.»

Büttner had the back rests produced by nuns and people with disabilities and for the coverings of the panels used textiles which are usually found in work clothes.

Digitally printed onto the textiles, these works pay homage to the modern tradition of pointillism which originated during a time of social and economic unrest in Europe dating back over a century yet still relevant today.

So then I backed away from most imagery I thought I would be interested in based on previous work of mine that was invested in craft or textiles.

Translations of textiles, jewelry, and found images that have featured prominently in her work now loop back in transmuted forms.

Richard Tuttle, who is just back from installing a large - scale sculpture commission in Tate Modern's Turbine Hall and a survey of his textile works at Whitechapel Gallery in London, will be contributing his site - specific piece to the ceiling in early November.

There has been a strong interest in fiber and textile art in the last half - decade, circling back to the»50s and»60s, as well as newer work.

This month, Brece Honeycutt is exhibiting her textile and sculptural work here in a solo exhibition called «Bewilder,» with collages by the sound artist Audra Wolowiec in the back room.4

But for the designers of South African furniture company Casamento, a sofa with soul means going back to traditional methods — and by using recycled and natural textiles to handcraft gorgeously eye - catching works.

The only problem is that while such a model may have worked back in the day when people were stuck in textile factories doing repetitive tasks, it doesn't seem to work very well with what Peter Drucker calls the «knowledge worker.»

So often large commercial spaces like this lack warmth without the addition of textiles, so instead we created a feeling of warmth by working with materials which gave the illusion of texture - such as coating the bar in brushed copper sheeting, and covering the back wall with wallpaper which replicates an old flint wall.