Textile Arts, Education, Care
From L to R, Clockwise: Tracy Reese’s Hope for Flowers line, sustainably produced in Detroit, Hope for Flowers via Vogue.com; “Press Operators, GM Fisher Body Trim Plant, Fort Street, Detroit Michigan,” 1982, Russ Marshall, American; gelatin silver print, via DIA.org; … Continued
As someone with a foot in the worlds of historic and modern textiles, I find great value in being able to draw connections between the two and have long dreamed of being able to teach a class within a … Continued
Lunch included time to walk the grounds which boasts incredible views looking out and away from the oceanfront property. In May I had the honor of presenting at Dressing for Show—a special NEMA workshop held at Rough Point—Doris Duke’s oceanfront … Continued
From Left to Right: Jennifer Emmerson in period dress, Kate Herron Gendreau, and Camille Myers Breeze present at the 2015 New England Museum Association Conference. After a long-awaited mini-break, I’m back in action and enjoyed having some time to … Continued
Museum professionals from across the New England region will soon be converging on Portland, Maine for the annual New England Museum Association conference. KHG Arts and Museum Textile Services will be co-presenting a concurrent session on Thursday, November 5th titled, … Continued
It’s been interesting to see the kind of content museums are sharing during this year’s #museumweek and how they’re using this as an opportunity to celebrate their roles and connect with audiences anew. Each day has had a themed hashtag, … Continued