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Yinka Shonibare is a painter, photographer and installation artist, whose art is influenced by both the cultures of Nigeria, where he grew up, and Britain, where he studied and now lives. He has exhibited...
Examines some of the rich variety of embroidery produced in the African continent. Covers the techniques used and traces the cultural influences on the work.
A antroduction and guide to the techniques of batik work, demonstrated by one of Malaysia’s leading batik artists, Najib Dawa.
Examines the different approaches, aims and techniques used to make non-functional embroidered pieces. The work of 14 embroiderers reflects the wide variety of ideas and individuality of work that is...
Leading weavers in their own workshops demonstrate the techniques of weaving and discuss the inspiration behind their work. Shows examples of weaving past and present.
Examines the history and techniques of Indian embroidery, and features a stitch-by-stitch guide. The slides trace the traditional and cultural influences on the rich variety of embroidery that is produced in...
A varied and colourful set of slides tracing the influences of tradition, culture and contemporary life in Russia on the work of three Russian embroidery artists: Galina Morozova, Marina Printzeva, and...
Based on the touring exhibition ‘New Directions: the Art of the Feltmaker’, organised by the International Feltmakers Association, the slides show innovative work by major textile artists who have used...
Documentary. The Yayla is the name given to the summer pastures in the high Taurus mountains in Southern Turkey. The film reveals the way of life in the Yayla and shows in detail how the nomads milk their...
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