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Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. From 1.8 million years ago to the present day, fiber arts is one of the oldest art forms in human existence. What initially emerged as a practical skill has evolved into a celebrated form of artistic expression. Each stitch, weave, and fold of fabric tells stories and traditions, reflects emotional experiences, preserves cultural identities, and fosters community connectionsall while paving the way for contemporary art.The Ethical Fiber Artist invites us to consider the future of sustainable art-making with fiber. It urges a reflection on the complexities of modern life while honoring the ancestral roots of fiber arts. Although there is increasing awareness of sustainability within the textile industry, particularly in fashion, there remains a gap between the materials fiber artists utilize and the environmental and animal exploitation associated with their production. To create responsibly, artists must seek sustainable plant fibers and innovative modern materials as alternatives to environmentally harmful options.This educational guidebook is designed for fiber artists and designers who are committed to integrity and sustainability in their art practice. The Ethical Fiber Artist features Gilli Bluejay, Maria Joao Gomes, Sienna Martz, Melodie Nicolle, Saskia Saunders, Arlette Ngung, Rae Swon, and Ana Marcia Varela who provide a rich history of fiber arts; essential insights into the textile industrys environmental footprint, animal and human exploitation; a comprehensive resource list of plant-based fibers and innovative materials; and highlights eight pioneering vegan fiber artists. This guide serves as a valuable resource for anyone striving to become a low-impact fiber artist and designer. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Hardcover. Condición: Brand New. 180 pages. 7.80x0.60x10.00 inches. In Stock.

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Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. From 1.8 million years ago to the present day, fiber arts is one of the oldest art forms in human existence. What initially emerged as a practical skill has evolved into a celebrated form of artistic expression. Each stitch, weave, and fold of fabric tells stories and traditions, reflects emotional experiences, preserves cultural identities, and fosters community connectionsall while paving the way for contemporary art.The Ethical Fiber Artist invites us to consider the future of sustainable art-making with fiber. It urges a reflection on the complexities of modern life while honoring the ancestral roots of fiber arts. Although there is increasing awareness of sustainability within the textile industry, particularly in fashion, there remains a gap between the materials fiber artists utilize and the environmental and animal exploitation associated with their production. To create responsibly, artists must seek sustainable plant fibers and innovative modern materials as alternatives to environmentally harmful options.This educational guidebook is designed for fiber artists and designers who are committed to integrity and sustainability in their art practice. The Ethical Fiber Artist features Gilli Bluejay, Maria Joao Gomes, Sienna Martz, Melodie Nicolle, Saskia Saunders, Arlette Ngung, Rae Swon, and Ana Marcia Varela who provide a rich history of fiber arts; essential insights into the textile industrys environmental footprint, animal and human exploitation; a comprehensive resource list of plant-based fibers and innovative materials; and highlights eight pioneering vegan fiber artists. This guide serves as a valuable resource for anyone striving to become a low-impact fiber artist and designer. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. From 1.8 million years ago to the present day, fiber arts is one of the oldest art forms in human existence. What initially emerged as a practical skill has evolved into a celebrated form of artistic expression. Each stitch, weave, and fold of fabric tells stories and traditions, reflects emotional experiences, preserves cultural identities, and fosters community connectionsall while paving the way for contemporary art.The Ethical Fiber Artist invites us to consider the future of sustainable art-making with fiber. It urges a reflection on the complexities of modern life while honoring the ancestral roots of fiber arts. Although there is increasing awareness of sustainability within the textile industry, particularly in fashion, there remains a gap between the materials fiber artists utilize and the environmental and animal exploitation associated with their production. To create responsibly, artists must seek sustainable plant fibers and innovative modern materials as alternatives to environmentally harmful options.This educational guidebook is designed for fiber artists and designers who are committed to integrity and sustainability in their art practice. The Ethical Fiber Artist features Gilli Bluejay, Maria Joao Gomes, Sienna Martz, Melodie Nicolle, Saskia Saunders, Arlette Ngung, Rae Swon, and Ana Marcia Varela who provide a rich history of fiber arts; essential insights into the textile industrys environmental footprint, animal and human exploitation; a comprehensive resource list of plant-based fibers and innovative materials; and highlights eight pioneering vegan fiber artists. This guide serves as a valuable resource for anyone striving to become a low-impact fiber artist and designer. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Buch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - From 1.8 million years ago to the present day, fiber arts is one of the oldest art forms in human existence. What initially emerged as a practical skill has evolved into a celebrated form of artistic expression. Each stitch, weave, and fold of fabric tells stories and traditions, reflects emotional experiences, preserves cultural identities, and fosters community connections--all while paving the way for contemporary art.The Ethical Fiber Artist invites us to consider the future of sustainable art-making with fiber. It urges a reflection on the complexities of modern life while honoring the ancestral roots of fiber arts. Although there is increasing awareness of sustainability within the textile industry, particularly in fashion, there remains a gap between the materials fiber artists utilize and the environmental and animal exploitation associated with their production. To create responsibly, artists must seek sustainable plant fibers and innovative modern materials as alternatives to environmentally harmful options.This educational guidebook is designed for fiber artists and designers who are committed to integrity and sustainability in their art practice. The Ethical Fiber Artist features Gilli Bluejay, Maria João Gomes, Sienna Martz, Mélodie Nicolle, Saskia Saunders, Arlette Ngung, Rae Swon, and Ana Márcia Varela who provide a rich history of fiber arts; essential insights into the textile industry's environmental footprint, animal and human exploitation; a comprehensive resource list of plant-based fibers and innovative materials; and highlights eight pioneering vegan fiber artists. This guide serves as a valuable resource for anyone striving to become a low-impact fiber artist and designer.…

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - ART MAKER is a curated art publication where artists curate artists, creating thoughtful, community-driven issues rooted in connection and care. Each issue is shared directly with our network of galleries, curators, and arts professionals to help artists reach the right audiences. It's designed to go beyond exposure - toward real relationships, opportunity, and support within the contemporary art world.Once again, the submissions to ART MAKER Issue 3 were exceptional. From eco-conscious fiber works to abstract landscapes and satirical social commentary, the emerging and established artists in this issue represent the broad range of work being created today. Representing 9 countries, the range of voices, styles, and ideas made designing this issue fun, inspiring, and deeply rewarding. This issue was juried by internationally acclaimed fiber artist Sienna Martz. Sienna's interview and selected works appear at the end of the magazine, offering a closer look into her creative practice. ART MAKER is proudly artist-run and our mission is simple and intentional: to create space for artists to be seen, to grow professionally, and to connect with a global creative community. With each issue, our community grows and our purpose becomes clearer. We are building something lasting together - and this is only the beginning! What's Inside: - 60 premium color pages from 17 artists- A selection of work from emerging and mid-career artists, competitively selected by juror Sienna Martz.- 9 exclusive interviews with featured artists + 1 juror interview.ART MAKER Issue 3 includes artworks from: ojolo, Lorena Bruno, Calla Michaelides Lokku, MAJ Fortier, Shea Wilkinson, Olivia Outlaw, Susan Taylor Brown, Frances Taylor, Brit Schmid, Karin Tuck Petersen, Robert Obier, Melodie Nicolle, Rocío Gómez Sandoval, Eric Reinemann, Lucinda Button, Homani Ahava, Leisa Rich (cover), Sienna Martz (juror).…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. ART MAKER is a curated art publication where artists curate artists, creating thoughtful, community-driven issues rooted in connection and care. Each issue is shared directly with our network of galleries, curators, and arts professionals to help artists reach the right audiences. It's designed to go beyond exposure - toward real relationships, opportunity, and support within the contemporary art world.Once again, the submissions to ART MAKER Issue 3 were exceptional. From eco-conscious fiber works to abstract landscapes and satirical social commentary, the emerging and established artists in this issue represent the broad range of work being created today. Representing 9 countries, the range of voices, styles, and ideas made designing this issue fun, inspiring, and deeply rewarding. This issue was juried by internationally acclaimed fiber artist Sienna Martz. Sienna's interview and selected works appear at the end of the magazine, offering a closer look into her creative practice. ART MAKER is proudly artist-run and our mission is simple and intentional: to create space for artists to be seen, to grow professionally, and to connect with a global creative community. With each issue, our community grows and our purpose becomes clearer. We are building something lasting together - and this is only the beginning! What's Inside: 60 premium color pages from 17 artistsA selection of work from emerging and mid-career artists, competitively selected by juror Sienna Martz.9 exclusive interviews with featured artists + 1 juror interview.ART MAKER Issue 3 includes artworks from: ojolo, Lorena Bruno, Calla Michaelides Lokku, MAJ Fortier, Shea Wilkinson, Olivia Outlaw, Susan Taylor Brown, Frances Taylor, Brit Schmid, Karin Tuck Petersen, Robert Obier, Melodie Nicolle, Rocio Gomez Sandoval, Eric Reinemann, Lucinda Button, Homani Ahava, Leisa Rich (cover), Sienna Martz (juror). This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Delivered from our UK warehouse in 4 to 14 business days. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. ART MAKER is a curated art publication where artists curate artists, creating thoughtful, community-driven issues rooted in connection and care. Each issue is shared directly with our network of galleries, curators, and arts professionals to help artists reach the right audiences. It's designed to go beyond exposure - toward real relationships, opportunity, and support within the contemporary art world.Once again, the submissions to ART MAKER Issue 3 were exceptional. From eco-conscious fiber works to abstract landscapes and satirical social commentary, the emerging and established artists in this issue represent the broad range of work being created today. Representing 9 countries, the range of voices, styles, and ideas made designing this issue fun, inspiring, and deeply rewarding. This issue was juried by internationally acclaimed fiber artist Sienna Martz. Sienna's interview and selected works appear at the end of the magazine, offering a closer look into her creative practice. ART MAKER is proudly artist-run and our mission is simple and intentional: to create space for artists to be seen, to grow professionally, and to connect with a global creative community. With each issue, our community grows and our purpose becomes clearer. We are building something lasting together - and this is only the beginning! What's Inside: 60 premium color pages from 17 artistsA selection of work from emerging and mid-career artists, competitively selected by juror Sienna Martz.9 exclusive interviews with featured artists + 1 juror interview.ART MAKER Issue 3 includes artworks from: ojolo, Lorena Bruno, Calla Michaelides Lokku, MAJ Fortier, Shea Wilkinson, Olivia Outlaw, Susan Taylor Brown, Frances Taylor, Brit Schmid, Karin Tuck Petersen, Robert Obier, Melodie Nicolle, Rocio Gomez Sandoval, Eric Reinemann, Lucinda Button, Homani Ahava, Leisa Rich (cover), Sienna Martz (juror). This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…