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Textile Fibre Forum issue 110
Regular columnists in this issue include Janet De Boer, PAUL SUGDEN, INGA HUNTER, ALVENA HALL.

Features in this issue Include:
APT 7 – Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art; QUILTS AT QUEENSLAND ART GALLERY; OUT OF THE CLOSET: Lorraine Lamothe; FIBRE ARTS: SPECTRUM at Gallery 159; WEAVING CANBERRA’S PAST, PRESENT & FUTURE, Daniel Edwards; TERRAIN- Mapping Strathnairn, Janet De Boer & Gabriella Hegyes; QUILT NATIONAL ’13: Sue Cunningham, Dianne Firth & Judy Hooworth; DOROTHY HAIG - PHANTASMAGORIA; BOJAGI PATHWAYS IN AUSTRALIA, Cherry Johnston; CHUNGHIE LEE at RISD – Learning through Bojagi; BEVERLEY THOMAS - ENCLOSURES; ONE MILLIMETRE STITCHES with HeeSoon Yoo, Philomena Hali; WANDERING INTO JISEUNG – AIMEE LEE, Janet De Boer; JANE THEAU – PROCESS AND PHILOSOPHY; ARCHITECTURE OF THE SOUTH – JILL KINNEAR; CLARE SMITH - WATERMARK; SUSPENSION – RMIT Graduate Diploma Exhibition; FIONA GAVINO Tolerance, Change, Difference; FROM THE SAFETY OF THE BEDROOM to the Darkness of the Suburbs; RHYTHM INTERRUPTED – LIFE REDIRECTED Vicki Taylor and Jenny Rees; JANE WHITELEY BODY OF WORK; HOLLYWOOD COSTUME Book Review by Inga Walton; ALY DE GROOT – Lucky and Smiling at Crocodiles; SUSTAINABLE COUTURE, Franca Frederiksen; ART QUILTS TOURING AUSTRALIA; and more...

Plus: Book Reviews and for SUBSCRIBERS ONLY, the multi-page newsletter, giving you the low down on what is happening, when it is happening and where it is happening!
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Textile Fibre Forum issue 110 Textile Fibre Forum issue 110 Regular columnists in this issue include Janet De Boer, PAUL SUGDEN, INGA HUNTER, ALVENA HALL. Features in this issue Include: APT 7 – Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art; QUILTS AT QUEENSLAND ART GALLERY; OUT OF THE CLOSET: Lorraine Lamothe; FIBRE ARTS: SPECTRUM at Gallery 159; WEAVING CANBERRA’S PAST, PRESENT & FUTURE, Daniel Edwards; TERRAIN- Mapping Strathnairn, Janet De Boer & Gabriella Hegyes; QUILT NATIONAL ’13: Sue Cunningham, Dianne Firth & Judy Hooworth; DOROTHY HAIG - PHANTASMAGORIA; BOJAGI PATHWAYS IN AUSTRALIA, Cherry Johnston; CHUNGHIE LEE at RISD – Learning through Bojagi; BEVERLEY THOMAS - ENCLOSURES; ONE MILLIMETRE STITCHES with HeeSoon Yoo, Philomena Hali; WANDERING INTO JISEUNG – AIMEE LEE, Janet De Boer; JANE THEAU – PROCESS AND PHILOSOPHY; ARCHITECTURE OF THE SOUTH – JILL KINNEAR; CLARE SMITH - WATERMARK; SUSPENSION – RMIT Graduate Diploma Exhibition; FIONA GAVINO Tolerance, Change, Difference; FROM THE SAFETY OF THE BEDROOM to the Darkness of the Suburbs; RHYTHM INTERRUPTED – LIFE REDIRECTED Vicki Taylor and Jenny Rees; JANE WHITELEY BODY OF WORK; HOLLYWOOD COSTUME Book Review by Inga Walton; ALY DE GROOT – Lucky and Smiling at Crocodiles; SUSTAINABLE COUTURE, Franca Frederiksen; ART QUILTS TOURING AUSTRALIA; and more... Plus: Book Reviews and for SUBSCRIBERS ONLY, the multi-page newsletter, giving you the low down on what is happening, when it is happening and where it is happening!


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Textile Fibre Forum issue 110
Regular columnists in this issue include Janet De Boer, PAUL SUGDEN, INGA HUNTER, ALVENA HALL.

Features in this issue Include:
APT 7 – Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art; QUILTS AT QUEENSLAND ART GALLERY; OUT OF THE CLOSET: Lorraine Lamothe; FIBRE ARTS: SPECTRUM at Gallery 159; WEAVING CANBERRA’S PAST, PRESENT & FUTURE, Daniel Edwards; TERRAIN- Mapping Strathnairn, Janet De Boer & Gabriella Hegyes; QUILT NATIONAL ’13: Sue Cunningham, Dianne Firth & Judy Hooworth; DOROTHY HAIG - PHANTASMAGORIA; BOJAGI PATHWAYS IN AUSTRALIA, Cherry Johnston; CHUNGHIE LEE at RISD – Learning through Bojagi; BEVERLEY THOMAS - ENCLOSURES; ONE MILLIMETRE STITCHES with HeeSoon Yoo, Philomena Hali; WANDERING INTO JISEUNG – AIMEE LEE, Janet De Boer; JANE THEAU – PROCESS AND PHILOSOPHY; ARCHITECTURE OF THE SOUTH – JILL KINNEAR; CLARE SMITH - WATERMARK; SUSPENSION – RMIT Graduate Diploma Exhibition; FIONA GAVINO Tolerance, Change, Difference; FROM THE SAFETY OF THE BEDROOM to the Darkness of the Suburbs; RHYTHM INTERRUPTED – LIFE REDIRECTED Vicki Taylor and Jenny Rees; JANE WHITELEY BODY OF WORK; HOLLYWOOD COSTUME Book Review by Inga Walton; ALY DE GROOT – Lucky and Smiling at Crocodiles; SUSTAINABLE COUTURE, Franca Frederiksen; ART QUILTS TOURING AUSTRALIA; and more...

Plus: Book Reviews and for SUBSCRIBERS ONLY, the multi-page newsletter, giving you the low down on what is happening, when it is happening and where it is happening!
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Textile artists, designers and education facilitators will find Textile Fibre Forum informative, revealing and inspiring. Each issue explodes with colour and shows a passion for the textile arts, the fibre arts and the artisans that employ these materials to express themselves.
Profiles of artists work, exhibitions and inner thought processes are explored and showcased, making each and every page a treasure. The themes are varied and range from light-hearted to thought provoking and often elicit unexpected responses.
Regular columns and features explore issues that are relevant to the textile arts, from marketing your pieces, to looking at legal issues, as well as giving advance notice of calls for entries and expressions of interest for gallery awards, installations, acquisition prizes and textile competitions & exhibitions. The magazine is comprehensive, image heavy and informative. It is a visual delight.
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