Curating: "Good Work"
GOOD WORK
A May Day celebration of the makers and making of textiles
April 29 - June 12, 2011
May Day is a celebration of spring, rejuvenation, fertility and life—a day to dance and weave the Maypole. And it is a day to honor laborers, to mark the social and economic achievements of the labor movement in the US, and for workers around the world to celebrate their ties to an international community.
For May Day 2011 the Textile Arts Center and Oak Knit Studio celebrated the textile workers, artists, designers, and activists who make our world more beautiful and just—all makers tied together by the products of our labor—all makers whose work aspires to do good in a multitude of ways.
Click on the thumbnail image on the left to view the artworks from the show.
A May Day celebration of the makers and making of textiles
April 29 - June 12, 2011
May Day is a celebration of spring, rejuvenation, fertility and life—a day to dance and weave the Maypole. And it is a day to honor laborers, to mark the social and economic achievements of the labor movement in the US, and for workers around the world to celebrate their ties to an international community.
For May Day 2011 the Textile Arts Center and Oak Knit Studio celebrated the textile workers, artists, designers, and activists who make our world more beautiful and just—all makers tied together by the products of our labor—all makers whose work aspires to do good in a multitude of ways.
Click on the thumbnail image on the left to view the artworks from the show.
