Interlude

Exhibition Dates: 10 - 28 November 2021 

An exhibition of textiles presented by the Australian Textile Arts & Surface Design Association (ATASDA).

ATASDA artists explore the concept of ‘interlude’ using unconventional materials, coupled with traditional textile techniques, to take the visitor on a journey. This could be a journey where reverie is displayed as a ‘respite’ from day-to-day activities; ‘leaving something unfinished’ in order to attend to other matters; or a ‘pause’ for thought, for a time out. The ATASDA artists use techniques such as dyeing, felting, weaving, machine embroidery, surface embellishment, fibre manipulation, knitting, hand embroidery and printing in their creative processes.

Room Sheet(PDF, 336KB)

About ATASDA

The Australian Textile Arts & Surface Design Association Inc. (ATASDA) is a national not-for-profit organisation managed by member volunteers. ATASDA was formed to support and foster textile arts in Australia. Its members range from beginner/learner to professional artist. The group’s interests include hand and machine embroidery, innovative overlocker stitching, jewellery, felting, devoré, mixed media textiles and methods of colouring cloth and paper.

Image: Elaine Witton, Looking Upwards, 2020, original photo ornamented with stitch

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Location

Incinerator Art Space, 2 Small Street, Willoughby, 2068, View Map

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