This is a pre-order. Book ships mid-August.
In this third volume of Needlebound (Thread Geographies), we turn our attention to the spaces that textiles occupy and create both literal and metaphorical. Place, in the context of fibre and stitch, is never singular. It exists in the tension between the global and the intimate, in the distance between hand and material, in the threshold where body meets cloth, and increasingly, in the mediated spaces of digital networks. These are not discrete categories but overlapping fields (like warp and weft) where every stitch is simultaneously a local gesture and part of a larger network, where place is something we make with our hands even as our hands are shaped by the places we occupy.
Contributors for Volume 3:
Agnieszka Polkowska, Aïda Lechugo, Akeylah Wellington, Alanna Okun, Alexa Bakos Peters, Barry Latimer Interviewed by Wendy Hanlon, Bo Dehollogne, Brigita Gedgaudas, Charlie Berry Foo, Clarine Lee, Elke Acornley, Erin McCall, Flora Hammond, Genève Florence Interviewed by Kayla Curtis Evans, Holly Zijderveld, Isobel Nicholl & Aram Han Sifuentes, Jackie Cheng, Kat Barr, Kathryn Cipi Morgan, Lena Reutenauer, Lulu Clavette, Madelaine Corbin, Madeline Boesen, Noa Rickey, Numi Starborg, Patil Tchilinguirian, Paulina Sadrak, Reverie Nedde, Sophia Matthews, Sophia McGovern, Sophie Nadel, Tong Zhou Lafrance, Tricia Crivellaro & Ashwini Joseph, Veerle Melis, Vivienne Varay
Founded, Edited & Creative Direction by Hayley Mortin
Cover by Arta Ajeti
Layout & book design by Tito Rocha
Copyediting by Isobel Orfi
6in x 9in paperback, exact page count ~250 (note - total page count and design may marginally differ after final print test).
Ships internationally.
This is a pre-order. Book ships mid-August.
In this third volume of Needlebound (Thread Geographies), we turn our attention to the spaces that textiles occupy and create both literal and metaphorical. Place, in the context of fibre and stitch, is never singular. It exists in the tension between the global and the intimate, in the distance between hand and material, in the threshold where body meets cloth, and increasingly, in the mediated spaces of digital networks. These are not discrete categories but overlapping fields (like warp and weft) where every stitch is simultaneously a local gesture and part of a larger network, where place is something we make with our hands even as our hands are shaped by the places we occupy.
Contributors for Volume 3:
Agnieszka Polkowska, Aïda Lechugo, Akeylah Wellington, Alanna Okun, Alexa Bakos Peters, Barry Latimer Interviewed by Wendy Hanlon, Bo Dehollogne, Brigita Gedgaudas, Charlie Berry Foo, Clarine Lee, Elke Acornley, Erin McCall, Flora Hammond, Genève Florence Interviewed by Kayla Curtis Evans, Holly Zijderveld, Isobel Nicholl & Aram Han Sifuentes, Jackie Cheng, Kat Barr, Kathryn Cipi Morgan, Lena Reutenauer, Lulu Clavette, Madelaine Corbin, Madeline Boesen, Noa Rickey, Numi Starborg, Patil Tchilinguirian, Paulina Sadrak, Reverie Nedde, Sophia Matthews, Sophia McGovern, Sophie Nadel, Tong Zhou Lafrance, Tricia Crivellaro & Ashwini Joseph, Veerle Melis, Vivienne Varay
Founded, Edited & Creative Direction by Hayley Mortin
Cover by Arta Ajeti
Layout & book design by Tito Rocha
Copyediting by Isobel Orfi
6in x 9in paperback, exact page count ~250 (note - total page count and design may marginally differ after final print test).
Ships internationally.
