The Fabric of My Life

Research article
Seventy-eight podcasts about clothing and textile told in twelve different languages. The EU-funded partnership, which ran from 2019 to 2022, involved museums, education programmes, women migrants and refugees and two textile artists. She has published more than 150 articles and chapters on aspects of textile history.
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You only need to look carefully at any piece of textile to see the theme of this issue of <em>Formkraft </em>: fibres + connectedness = textile. Throughout the centuries, most people, especially women, have mastered one or more methods for making textile. However, the social life of textiles is far from over.
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Fashion in Denmark

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The first volume reflects Venborg Pedersen’s in-depth knowledge of the Textile and Dress Collection at the National Museum of Denmark with its historical content and terminology, and this reader is delighted in the many historical terms – ‘ Read Else Skjold's research profile Else Skjold Textile Books History Textile
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Weaver Sanne Ransby talks about her inspiration and how textiles can contribute with humanity, aesthetics and a practical function in public spaces. Poetic materiality The artwork in Østre Landsret is an example of how textile art functions in public spaces. 039;I believe that textiles bring humanity to our public spaces.
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Martine Myrup presents moving sculptures in textile in dialogue with the permanent collection at Øregaard Museum. There is an intense melancholic atmosphere surrounding Martine Myrup's sculptures Martine Myrup (born 1977) works with figurative narratives in textiles and various readymades.
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