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Update frequency:
every 75 days
Average audio length:
28 minutes
English
United States
31 episodes
since Feb. 11, 2017
episodic

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One of the things that never ceases to amaze me about lace is how diverse it is. As a word it might seem limited to many; but as a family of techniques the scope for experimentation and creative expression is limitless. In this episode I wanted to give you a personal introduction to each of the art…

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The last 22 months of the pandemic have had such a profound effect on the way we connect with each other and share our work with the world. In the case of TextileSupport and Doily Free Zone this has meant some HUGE (but very exciting!) changes. TextileSupport & the TextileStories podcast have b…
Two weeks have passed since the first online edition of Doily Free Zone and I wanted to share 21 lessons I learned along the way... When the Covid-19 pandemic took hold in March last year many things were cancelled; workshops, exhibitions, tours...and in that overwhelming wave of uncertainty the 2…
Some textiles have such a unique, magical quality that it seems inevitable that they should be shrouded in mystery; sea silk, or byssus as it is also known, is one such fibre. The extraordinary golden thread spun from the beards of giant Mediterranean mussels has been known since ancient times but …

Giacomo Bevanati

For any creative person there is nothing better than being in the state of flow; when you are so engaged with your work that time disappears and there is no other place you would rather be. This is a true sign of being on the right path, of having found your special creative outlet and it is a beau…

Paula Hart

Have you ever started working in a medium, transferring your approach from another only to discover that suddenly you have passed through the looking glass and into a whole new creative world? In this episode, Australian artist Paula Hart shares her journey working on large-scale public art pieces…

Veronika Irvine

Lace is something which for many, conjures up images of doilies or Elizabethan collars or Marie Antoinette all covered in sumptuous ruffles…but it is also a unique and very special artform which is alive and well thanks to the innovative work of artists like Veronika Irvine who joined me to discuss…

Anita Larkin

Welcome to the new season of TextileStories. I have a line up of fascinating and diverse stories for you this season and am so delighted to open with this conversation with Australian sculptor Anita Larkin. Anita’s sculptures bring together an extraordinary combination of materials and sensations …

Michele Morcos

Sydney-based artist Michele Morcos would describe herself as a mark maker. With her initial background in drawing and painting, learning the art of coil weaving some years ago from a group of indigenous weavers gave her a way to take her mark making into 3-dimensions. From a textile perspective it…

Mug Shot

This week we are back with an episode outlining the changes which will be happening so that we can continue to connect during this time of social distancing. For our followers around the world we will probably be closer as the coronavirus pandemic pushes me to get over my inhibitions and really sho…
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