Our publications:

Each of our workshops will have its own publication describing the content and dialogue that took place and will be FREE to members:

To be launched soon.

Inviting International Material Memories:

An invitation to add to this growing collection of material stories. 

All submissions welcome.

Inspired by Charles Darwin's nephew, George Darwin's 1872 paper "Development in Dress", this online collection is part of a research project to create "biographies in dress" where clothes are read as biographies of gender, social climate, biological development, geographic location, personal change and cultural evolution.

Please email images (300dpi, max 7cm x 5cm) of four cherished garments (being worn or not) with details of age at wearing, description of the garment, geographic location, year and top 3 reasons for wearing it that day/that year. 

Thank you.

Sources of Inspiration

The Nabis saw their work as a bold new interpretation of their world rather than a revolution against tradition.

Le Talisman, 1888,

Paul Serusier (1864-1927)

Working in Groups:

Kuna women doing their applique, 2004.

Slow Textiles not only generate timeless artefacts but they expand time.

Engaged in the contained, communal process, time stops and all that is slow flows in.