It’s summertime and we’re loving Masayo Kishi’s silk blouse collection made from deadstock. Who knew the label is called Edeltrud Hofmann? Discover MORE!
Deadstock Re-Fashion
Did You See Schiaparelli’s Padded Quilting?
SURFACE Show at Chelsea FutureSpace
Rose, silk, detail, Emma Neuberg, 2012.
We’re delighted to announce that silk triptychs created by STG founder, Emma Neuberg, whilst Artist in Residence (AA2A) at Chelsea College of Art & Design, London, are selected for an exciting new exhibition exploring surface, texture, semiotics and meaning taking place February 13th to April 14th 2013 at Chelsea FutureSpace.
The show represents an introduction to the study of surface as texture and skin to interpret and express the liminal space between internal and external worlds. Other artists in the show include Sanghyun Kim and Kangwook Lee.
Awake, Sanghyun Kim, 2012.
Kangwook Lee, 2012.
Learn to print silk and exhibit with the Slow Textiles Group in 2012!!
Silk print designed by Maria Genco, 2011.
Silk print designed by Pamela Schwartz, 2011.
These examples were created by the Born To Be Wild Group, a co-design group especially set up with the V&A Design & Interpretation Division and Slow Textiles Group members’ company, The People Print!
Book yourself a place on any of our afternoon HANDS-ON WORKSHOPS (for example, Organic Geometrics (code W25), 1920s Parisian Pochoir Designs (code W26) or Pop Art Geometrics (code W27)) and learn how to print your own silk (from just £40)!
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