On Textiles

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Ana Teresa Barboza (Peruvian, b. 1980, Lima, Perú) - 1-4: Untitled, 2011 Fabric Embroidery

Sheena Liam aka シーナ・リアム aka Sheena Liam Yue Sheen aka 粘悦馨 aka Nián Yuèxīn (Malaysian-Chinese, b. 199

The new #BKMAfricanArt installation Double Take: African Innovations invites a closer look of more t

Navajo woman’s dress (one panel).  Artist unknown; 1860.  Now in the Cleveland Museum of Art.

Ceremonial wool cape of the Chilkat clan of the Tlingit people, northwest coast of North America, 18

Michelle Kingdom (American, b. Los Angeles, CA, USA) - 1: Still As A Statue, 2017  2: We Grow Rings,

Jaclyn Rose aka Jaclyn Rose Rachmones (American, b. NY, USA) - Human Nature, 2015  Thread on Reclaim

Do-Ho Suh aka 서도호 (Korean, b. 1962, Seoul, Korea, based NY, USA) - Flowers, 2013 Thread embedded in

Valerie Hammond (American, b. Santa Maria, CA, based NY, USA) - Traces I, 2007 from Nightjar exhibit

Suchitra Mattai (Guyanese, b. Georgetown, Guyana, South America, based Denver, CO, USA) - The Past I

Statue of a Youth (the Mozia Charioteer) (detail), 470–460 B.C., Sikeliote (Sicilian Greek). Detail

Detail of a boys silk ceremonial kimono featuring a yuzen-dyed hawk with embroidery highlights. Earl

Elenhank Designers, Inc. (American; 1940s–70s)Four Textile DesignsLinen, screen printed using three

The thousands of textiles currently housed at the Brooklyn Museum are prime examples of the vast glo

It’s that time of year again! Twice a year, The Dinner Party undergoes an extensive cleaning by cons

The thousands of textiles currently housed at the Brooklyn Museum are prime examples of the vast glo

Florence Knoll, fabric swatches, design by Franz Lorenz, 1950s.She was instrumental in developing th

Alexander Girard (American; 1907–1993)Mikado1954Textile sample (81% cotton, 19% polyester; printed)C

Alexander Girard (American; 1907–1993)Mikado1954Textile sample (screen-printed fiberglass)Cooper Hew

Carolyn Schnurer (American; 1908–1998)}Dress. Cotton, 1950; Dress. Silk, 1950; Dress. Cotton, 1951; 

From A Different Cloth - new plates made from coloured stoneware and porcelain.  Textiles from Marce

peripatetia:mollybroxton:brillepetiteetoile:wantering-blog:Comfy SkullAlexander McQueen Skull Knit J

The thousands of textiles currently housed at the Brooklyn Museum are prime examples of the vast glo

The thousands of textiles currently housed at the Brooklyn Museum are prime examples of the vast glo

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