24febAll Day26augThreaded VisionsFeaturing Michael F. Rohde
Event Details
Pictured: Michael F. Rohde, Winter/Lake Biwa, 2001, Hand dyed wool on linen warp, 59" x 48" Exhibition Threaded Visions Dates Feb 24–Aug 26, 2024 Organization hosting exhibition The Art Institute
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Event Details
Pictured: Michael F. Rohde, Winter/Lake Biwa, 2001, Hand dyed wool on linen warp, 59″ x 48″
Exhibition
Threaded Visions
Dates
Feb 24–Aug 26, 2024
Organization hosting exhibition
The Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago, IL
About the Exhibition
Weaving—it’s a familiar term, a millennia-old art form, and a technique used across the world. But what exactly is weaving? What does the process entail?
Weaving is the act of making fabric by interlacing threads using a loom. It may sound simple, but because a whole cloth or segment comes off the loom fully realized, all the various artistic decisions—colors, textures, design, materials, techniques—must be decided before any weaving begins. A woven work is a concept made manifest.
Time
February 24 (Saturday) - August 26 (Monday)
23aprAll Day13julOn WeavingFeaturing Michael F. Rohde
Event Details
Pictured: Michael F. Rohde, Xólotl Blue, Handwoven tapestry; wool, natural dyes, 2020, 33" x 32" Exhibition On Weaving Dates April 23 – July 13, 2024 Organization hosting exhibition Textile Center, Minneapolis
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Event Details
Pictured: Michael F. Rohde, Xólotl Blue, Handwoven tapestry; wool, natural dyes, 2020, 33″ x 32″
Exhibition
On Weaving
Dates
April 23 – July 13, 2024
Organization hosting exhibition
Textile Center, Minneapolis https://textilecentermn.org/onweaving-2024/
About the Exhibition
On Weaving celebrates the many facets of woven textiles by exploring the traditions and innovations of works made both on and off the loom. By presenting these techniques as a focal part of creative practice, exhibitions and related program activities highlight weaving as key to the continued history of textiles and foundational to fiber art as a contemporary art discipline.
Includes these artists:
Polly Barton, New Mexico
Marianne Fairbanks, Wisconsin
Neil Goss, North Carolina
Erika Lynne Hanson, Arizona
Kathe Todd-Hooker, Oregon
Michael Rohde, California
Wendy Weiss, Nebraska
Bhakti Ziek, New Mexico
Time
April 23 (Tuesday) - July 13 (Saturday)
24febAll Day26augThreaded VisionsFeaturing Michael F. Rohde
Event Details
Pictured: Michael F. Rohde, Winter/Lake Biwa, 2001, Hand dyed wool on linen warp, 59" x 48" Exhibition Threaded Visions Dates Feb 24–Aug 26, 2024 Organization hosting exhibition The Art Institute
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Event Details
Pictured: Michael F. Rohde, Winter/Lake Biwa, 2001, Hand dyed wool on linen warp, 59″ x 48″
Exhibition
Threaded Visions
Dates
Feb 24–Aug 26, 2024
Organization hosting exhibition
The Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago, IL
About the Exhibition
Weaving—it’s a familiar term, a millennia-old art form, and a technique used across the world. But what exactly is weaving? What does the process entail?
Weaving is the act of making fabric by interlacing threads using a loom. It may sound simple, but because a whole cloth or segment comes off the loom fully realized, all the various artistic decisions—colors, textures, design, materials, techniques—must be decided before any weaving begins. A woven work is a concept made manifest.
Time
February 24 (Saturday) - August 26 (Monday)
23aprAll Day13julOn WeavingFeaturing Michael F. Rohde
Event Details
Pictured: Michael F. Rohde, Xólotl Blue, Handwoven tapestry; wool, natural dyes, 2020, 33" x 32" Exhibition On Weaving Dates April 23 – July 13, 2024 Organization hosting exhibition Textile Center, Minneapolis
more
Event Details
Pictured: Michael F. Rohde, Xólotl Blue, Handwoven tapestry; wool, natural dyes, 2020, 33″ x 32″
Exhibition
On Weaving
Dates
April 23 – July 13, 2024
Organization hosting exhibition
Textile Center, Minneapolis https://textilecentermn.org/onweaving-2024/
About the Exhibition
On Weaving celebrates the many facets of woven textiles by exploring the traditions and innovations of works made both on and off the loom. By presenting these techniques as a focal part of creative practice, exhibitions and related program activities highlight weaving as key to the continued history of textiles and foundational to fiber art as a contemporary art discipline.
Includes these artists:
Polly Barton, New Mexico
Marianne Fairbanks, Wisconsin
Neil Goss, North Carolina
Erika Lynne Hanson, Arizona
Kathe Todd-Hooker, Oregon
Michael Rohde, California
Wendy Weiss, Nebraska
Bhakti Ziek, New Mexico
Time
April 23 (Tuesday) - July 13 (Saturday)
24febAll Day26augThreaded VisionsFeaturing Michael F. Rohde
Event Details
Pictured: Michael F. Rohde, Winter/Lake Biwa, 2001, Hand dyed wool on linen warp, 59" x 48" Exhibition Threaded Visions Dates Feb 24–Aug 26, 2024 Organization hosting exhibition The Art Institute
more
Event Details
Pictured: Michael F. Rohde, Winter/Lake Biwa, 2001, Hand dyed wool on linen warp, 59″ x 48″
Exhibition
Threaded Visions
Dates
Feb 24–Aug 26, 2024
Organization hosting exhibition
The Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago, IL
About the Exhibition
Weaving—it’s a familiar term, a millennia-old art form, and a technique used across the world. But what exactly is weaving? What does the process entail?
Weaving is the act of making fabric by interlacing threads using a loom. It may sound simple, but because a whole cloth or segment comes off the loom fully realized, all the various artistic decisions—colors, textures, design, materials, techniques—must be decided before any weaving begins. A woven work is a concept made manifest.
Time
February 24 (Saturday) - August 26 (Monday)
23aprAll Day13julOn WeavingFeaturing Michael F. Rohde
Event Details
Pictured: Michael F. Rohde, Xólotl Blue, Handwoven tapestry; wool, natural dyes, 2020, 33" x 32" Exhibition On Weaving Dates April 23 – July 13, 2024 Organization hosting exhibition Textile Center, Minneapolis
more
Event Details
Pictured: Michael F. Rohde, Xólotl Blue, Handwoven tapestry; wool, natural dyes, 2020, 33″ x 32″
Exhibition
On Weaving
Dates
April 23 – July 13, 2024
Organization hosting exhibition
Textile Center, Minneapolis https://textilecentermn.org/onweaving-2024/
About the Exhibition
On Weaving celebrates the many facets of woven textiles by exploring the traditions and innovations of works made both on and off the loom. By presenting these techniques as a focal part of creative practice, exhibitions and related program activities highlight weaving as key to the continued history of textiles and foundational to fiber art as a contemporary art discipline.
Includes these artists:
Polly Barton, New Mexico
Marianne Fairbanks, Wisconsin
Neil Goss, North Carolina
Erika Lynne Hanson, Arizona
Kathe Todd-Hooker, Oregon
Michael Rohde, California
Wendy Weiss, Nebraska
Bhakti Ziek, New Mexico
Time
April 23 (Tuesday) - July 13 (Saturday)
24febAll Day26augThreaded VisionsFeaturing Michael F. Rohde
Event Details
Pictured: Michael F. Rohde, Winter/Lake Biwa, 2001, Hand dyed wool on linen warp, 59" x 48" Exhibition Threaded Visions Dates Feb 24–Aug 26, 2024 Organization hosting exhibition The Art Institute
more
Event Details
Pictured: Michael F. Rohde, Winter/Lake Biwa, 2001, Hand dyed wool on linen warp, 59″ x 48″
Exhibition
Threaded Visions
Dates
Feb 24–Aug 26, 2024
Organization hosting exhibition
The Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago, IL
About the Exhibition
Weaving—it’s a familiar term, a millennia-old art form, and a technique used across the world. But what exactly is weaving? What does the process entail?
Weaving is the act of making fabric by interlacing threads using a loom. It may sound simple, but because a whole cloth or segment comes off the loom fully realized, all the various artistic decisions—colors, textures, design, materials, techniques—must be decided before any weaving begins. A woven work is a concept made manifest.
Time
February 24 (Saturday) - August 26 (Monday)