Much admired throughout the School of Art and Design Yoji Morimoto’s work is engaging and exciting. Definitely one to watch.
Yoji will graduate this year from Textile Design for Fashion and Interiors at Bath School of Art and Design.
So happy for Rie
My embroidery work is on the top image of “Nuno-haku”, which is one of big textile show in Japan!
I really feel happy that I could work for such a special event.
http://textilefabrics.jp/201808/creators/patterie/
The 1st yr is rockin’
The designers have just finished their introduction to print and embroidery.
Alumni Tabbitha Cottrell aka tabbyrabbit is selling her beautiful work at Exeter Cathedral Christmas Market until 17th December
and catch her too for one day at Frome Market 3rd December
click here for this one!
June 10th -18th 10-5pm Bath School of Art and Design UK.
You are invited, please come along and join us in the celebration of this work
This is the work of the graduating students who have specialised in weave, manipulation,knit and embroidery.
shiftWorks
The shiftWorks exhibition has come home to Bath! Visit the gallery at Bath School of Art & Design, Sion Hill, Bath Spa University until 5 May to see the collection of shift dresses on display. Open daily 10am-5pm, free to attend.
The first year textile students at Bath Spa University have created their own shift dress to be added to the exhibition. Made of grey wool squares and white embroidery this collaborative piece will be first displayed at the Sion Hill show.
The next stop for shiftWorks will be Columbia College, Chicago where the exhibition will be on display 9-27 October. We were successful in achieving Global Academy of Liberal Arts (GALA) Outreach funding to make the Chicago exhibition possible.
Work in progress.
Tanya Fryer is a topographical painter and textile artist. Her piece ‘Winter falling over the river Thames’ is a translation onto fabric of her yearlong study of the Thames as seen from Southbank, using screen print and hand embroidery.
Read the background here
SCP Press Release to print (1)
We are so please that the Collaboration between RUH Bath and two of our students, Ayane and Mao has been so successful
Congratulations on a sensitive and very appropriate piece of work
Read all about it here
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