Shona Wilson: Finding missing gods in small spaces
Shona Wilson is an Australian visual artist with an affinity for nature and small spaces. Fibre Arts Take Two chatted with Shona about her long career.
Fibre Arts Take Two regularly interview fibre and mixed media artists from all over the world through our popular Friday Feature Artist series. People tune in live, through Facebook and YouTube to ask questions and hear about their favourite artist’s stories, philosophies and tips.
Below are the insights from some of our featured artists with a link to each interview.
Shona Wilson: Finding missing gods in small spaces
Shona Wilson is an Australian visual artist with an affinity for nature and small spaces. Fibre Arts Take Two chatted with Shona about her long career.
Minka Gillian: Weaving her legacy
Textile artist Minka Gillian takes fellow artists and art lovers through her Mind Garden, explaining her beginnings and philosophies.
Lindsay Olson: Bridging two worlds
Lindsay Olson works in the space where art and science collide. Fibre Arts take Two had the fortune to talk to Lindsay about combining science and art.
Hillary Waters Fayle: Alive in Beauty
American fibre artist Hillary Waters Fayle spoke to Fibre Arts Take Two about her life, her art and her two great passions.
Catherine O’Leary: Felt in the Soul
Catherine O’Leary, one of Australia's leading felt makers passionately discussed dynamic and sculpural art with our Fibre Arts Take Two team.
Kinga Földi: Origami for fabric
Kinga Földi is a Hungarian textile artist who uses an origami-based technique called pin-tuck. Fibre Arts Take Two had some one on one time with Kinga.
Eszter Bornemisza: Doing, doing and doing
Hungarian textile artists Eszter Bornemisza explains her transition from mathematics to art and the importance of ‘doing’.
Tracey Deep: Flora and Fauna
Fibre Arts Take Two spoke with fibre artist Tracy Deep about her latest exhibition. Tracy had some beautiful insights into her stunning work.
Contemporary art talk with Juz Kitson
Juz Kitson has produced stunning and provocative work both here in Australia and in China. Fibre Arts Take Two was lucky enough to chat with her.
Heather Hietala: Every Journey is Different
From rural beginnings to rag rugs to journals, Fibre Arts Take Two talked to artist Heather Hietala about her art and her life.
Barbara Schneider: The unseen and the in-between
Wabi-Sabi is the Japanese philosophy of seeing beauty in imperfection. We spoke to Barbara Schneider about Wabi-Sabi and other parts of her artistic journey.
Tamara Russell: Embroidering for Change
Tamara Russell uses her art to spread awareness of many social issues in Australia. Fibre Arts Take Two spoke with Tamara about her art, life, and passions.
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