Weaving
By Hector Manuel Meneses Lozano, Victoria Mitchell, Nilda Callanaupa Alvarez (Contribution by), Sophie Desrosiers (Contribution by), Ellen Harlizius-Kluck (Contribution by), Christine Giuntini (Contribution by), Lynda Pete (Contribution by), Caroline Fowler (Editor), Ittai Weinryb (Editor), Suzanne Lassalle (Contribution by), Annabel Vallard (Contribution by), Laurence Douny (Contribution by), Rodolphe Rougerie (Contribution by), Sophie Cersoy (Contribution by)
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By Hector Manuel Meneses Lozano, Victoria Mitchell, Nilda Callanaupa Alvarez (Contribution by), Sophie Desrosiers (Contribution by), Ellen Harlizius-Kluck (Contribution by), Christine Giuntini (Contribution by), Lynda Pete (Contribution by), Caroline Fowler (Editor), Ittai Weinryb (Editor), Suzanne Lassalle (Contribution by), Annabel Vallard (Contribution by), Laurence Douny (Contribution by), Rodolphe Rougerie (Contribution by), Sophie Cersoy (Contribution by)
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A beautifully illustrated look at how weaving has influenced art, industry, and society worldwide
Weaving is one of humanity’s oldest technologies and remains central to our global economies. Yet because of the fragility of textiles and their association with women’s labor and craft, they have often been marginalized in art history. From the early-modern Andes to the contemporary artist’s studio, weaving has shaped artistic practice and raised important questions for conservators and museums...
Weaving is one of humanity’s oldest technologies and remains central to our global economies. Yet because of the fragility of textiles and their association with women’s labor and craft, they have often been marginalized in art history. From the early-modern Andes to the contemporary artist’s studio, weaving has shaped artistic practice and raised important questions for conservators and museums...






















