Fiber Is the New Painting.

The article reports that several artists are using fiber in ways that look a lot like painting. It informs that artist Natalia Nakazawa uses textiles to address cultural heritage, diaspora, digital circulation, and institutional power. It makes reference to the "The New Bend," a group show at Hauser...

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Publicado en:Art in America Vol. 111; no. 3; pp. 96 - 102
Autor principal: Vogel, Wendy
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Publicado: Penske Business Media, LLC Summer2023
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