The Textile Study Group Of Ny Presents The Gold Standard Of Textile And Fiber Art
Westbeth Gallery and The Textile Study Group of New York are pleased to announce an exciting new show that explores the visual, dimensional and artistic language of fiber and textile. Manipulating surface and depth, with techniques ranging from computerized networks to traditional weaving, this juried show with over 50 fiber artists triumphs with inventiveness and sets a new paradigm for excellence in concepts, materials, form, and techniques.
This exhibit uniquely resonates with the history of Westbeth Artists Housing, now celebrating its 50th year since its opening in 1970. Bringing together diverse artistic disciplines, with an emphasis on providing affordable housing for artists and their families, Westbeth has created a dynamic fabric of an innovative community interwoven with passion, commitment and creativity.
The Textile Study Group of New York (TSGNY) in its 42nd anniversary this year, is dedicated to the study and appreciation of fiber arts in all forms, from historic cloth to contemporary installation, from textile design to tensile architecture.
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Westbeth Gallery and The Textile Study Group of New York are pleased to announce an exciting new show that explores the visual, dimensional and artistic language of fiber and textile. Manipulating surface and depth, with techniques ranging from computerized networks to traditional weaving, this juried show with over 50 fiber artists triumphs with inventiveness and sets a new paradigm for excellence in concepts, materials, form, and techniques.
This exhibit uniquely resonates with the history of Westbeth Artists Housing, now celebrating its 50th year since its opening in 1970. Bringing together diverse artistic disciplines, with an emphasis on providing affordable housing for artists and their families, Westbeth has created a dynamic fabric of an innovative community interwoven with passion, commitment and creativity.
The Textile Study Group of New York (TSGNY) in its 42nd anniversary this year, is dedicated to the study and appreciation of fiber arts in all forms, from historic cloth to contemporary installation, from textile design to tensile architecture.
Artists on show
- Ada Yonenaka
- Adrienne Sloane
- Allegra Brelsford
- Amy Supton
- Ann Vollum
- Anne-Claude Cotty
- Betti Zucker
- Betty Vera
- Bonnie Peterson
- Carolyn Halliday
- Charlotte Thorp
- Chiaki Dosho
- Chizuko Sekiguch
- Dianne Koppisch Hricko
- Don DonCee Coulter
- Dorothy McGuinness
- Eileen Hoffman
- Elaine Longtemps
- Elizabeth Starcevic
- Ellen Ramsey
- Ellen Schiffman
- Emily Dvorin
- Eva Camacho
- Fannie Lee
- Helen Perry
- Hillary Steel
- Irene Gennaro
- Janet Lee
- Janet Levine
- Jayne Bentley Gaskins
- Joyce Goodman
- Judy Kirpich
- Julia Kiechel
- Julia Shepley
- K Velis Turan
- K. Svoboda
- Kari Roslund
- Kate Armstrong
- Kate Barber
- Katherine Bennett
- Lauren Horowitz
- Leonie Castelino
- Leslie Horan Simon
- Lisa Lackey
- Liz Alpert Fay
- Liz Hamilton Quay
- Lois Russell
- Ludmila Aristova
- Marilyn Henrion
- Mary Horowitz
- Mary Jaeger
- Mary Lor
- Meredith Armstrong
- Mo Kelman
- Nancy Koenigsberg
- Naomi Tarantal
- Pamela Zave
- Pat Hickman
- Patricia Frik
- Patricia Malarcher
- Patricia Rogers
- Polly Barto
- Rachael Dorr
- Robin Schwalb
- Ruth Jeyaveeran
- Ruth Marchese
- Saaraliisa Ylitalo
- Saberah Malik
- Sandra Golbert
- Sayzie Carr
- Setsuko Jimbo
- Shari Werner
- Stacy Bogdonoff
- Sui Park
- Sumiko Tasaka
- Susan Hensel
- Susan Moss
- Szilvia Revesz
- Tanya Peterson
- Tanya Prather
- Tracy Jamar
- Virginia Davis
- Yasuko Okumura
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