One of the things we like to do at the SST is to promote artists and inspire our students. We regularly interview leading inspirational artists within the field of textiles to inspire and stimulate ideas.
In the latest episode of our Textile Talk, host Gail invites us into the enchanting world of artist Salley Mavor. Known for her intricate and whimsical fabric sculptures, Salley’s art is a delightful blend of meticulous craftsmanship and imaginative storytelling. Her pieces are not just visually stunning, but they also
Elaine Wick Poplin is a talented quilter and artist known for her vibrant use of colour, particularly in batiks and modern fabrics. Her journey into quilting began at a young age, inspired by a family history rich in sewing traditions. She made her first quilt at just 11 years old,
In this engaging and insightful podcast, we dive deep into the creative journey of Dr. Jack Roberts, a distinguished artist known for his ground-breaking work in machine embroidery. With a rich background spanning over 15 years in the art industry, Jack brings a wealth of experience and knowledge, offering listeners
Noriko Livingstone is an acclaimed embroidery artist whose intricate and nature-inspired designs have captivated the hearts of many art enthusiasts. Her journey into the world of embroidery is as unique as her art itself, stemming from a deep-rooted appreciation for nature and a rich background in fashion, art, and floristry.
In the cosy confines of her studio in Blackwell, Missouri, Larysa Bernhardt breathes life into the delicate art of embroidery, creating vibrant, textured moth sculptures that captivate and inspire. Born with an inherent knack for sewing, Bernhardt’s passion for textiles runs deep in her veins, passed down through generations of
Lesley Wood is a distinguished textile mixed media artist whose evocative works have captured the attention of art lovers and critics alike. With a B.A (Hons) in Fine Art from Loughborough College of Art & Design, and further qualifications from Leeds Polytechnic and Sheffield Polytechnic, Wood’s academic background laid a
Sarah de Rousset-Hall is a hand embroidery artist and teacher at the Royal School of Needlework. She also runs her own embroidery business called Sarah Stitches. She came to embroidery as a second career, but has been embroidering as long as she can remember. Following on from a cancer diagnosis
Lindzeanne, a Tokyo-based self-taught textile artist, has captivated the art world with her unique approach to hand embroidery. Emerging from a background of vintage fashion and visible mending, she combines traditional techniques with modern aesthetics to create intricate and meaningful artworks. Lindzeanne’s work is distinguished by her use of simple
Step into the captivating world of Cécile Davidovici, where threads weave tales of time, creating wistful reminiscences. Nestled in the heart of Paris, this embroidery virtuoso transforms mere fabric and thread into mesmerising narratives that dance between stillness and vibrancy. Cécile Davidovici is truly able to sew life into her
Scottish artist Jo Hamilton moved to Portland, Oregon in the early 1990s, after earning her BFA from the Glasgow School of Art. Her technique combines years of fine art practice with the craft of crochet which she learned as a child from her Gran, rendering traditional categories, which include portraiture,
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