BLACK/TIME/LINES/WHITE/TIME/LINES: Two tapestry panels: strips woven on two warps in  wool, linen, cotton, mohair, chenille, silk, polyester thread.

Susan Mowatt

doi:10.2218/ED.9781836450269

BLACK/TIME/LINES/WHITE/TIME/LINES: Two tapestry panels: strips woven on two warps in wool, linen, cotton, mohair, chenille, silk, polyester thread.

Susan Mowatt (Artist)

Edinburgh College of Art

Research output: Non-textual form › Artefact

Abstract

This is a work consisting of two wooden panels, covered in narrow strips of woven lines.
This work was shortlisted for the Cordis International Tapestry Prize, the biggest international prize for this art form. A jury of 6 selected six works out of 90 from 19 countries worldwide. The Cordis Prize showcase took place during the exhibition Converge, organised by VAS (Visual Arts Scotland) in the Royal Scottish Academy, The Mound Edinburgh. Jan- Feb 2017. The Cordis prize is the largest prize for Tapestry in the world and was set up by Miranda Harvey and her husband, Ian Rankin, the writer in order to celebrate Edinburgh as a centre for excellence in Tapestry..
BLACK/TIME/LINES/WHITE/TIME/LINES was accepted for Karpit 3, an international juried exhibition. 39 artists works were selected from 15 countries. The contemporary tapestry event Tapestry 3 - titled by Apocalypse or Sustainability - was held on the 20th anniversary of the foundation of the Association of Hungarian Tapestry Artists in the Gallery Vigadó, Budapest from 12th April to 26th May in 2017.
The venue of the exhibition is a brand newly renovated 150-year-old building in the center of Budapest, near the Danube. (Address is Vigadó tér 2., Budapest, 1051

Members of the jury:
REBECCA A. T. STEVENS PhD
Consulting Curator, Contemporary Textiles
The George Washington University Museum /
The Textile Museum
Washington, DC, United States of America

CONCHA HERRERO CARRETERO PhD
Art Historian
Patrimonio Nacional Palacio Real,
Madrid, Spain

JÓZSEF TILLMANN PhD
Art Historian
Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design,
Professor, Head of the Communication Theory
Institute

ANNA CEBULA
Art Historian
Savaria Museum
Director of the Gallery of Szombathely

LÍVIA PÁPAI DLA, habil
Freelance Artist
Holder of Frenczy Noémi Award
Curator of the Exhibition

ERZSÉBET KATONA SZABÓ
Holder of Ferenczy Noémi Award
Regular member of Hungarian Academy of Arts

FELIKSAS JAKUBAUSKAS
Tapestry Artist
Holder of the Lithuanian National Cultural
and Arts Award
Vilnius, Lithuania

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Royal Scottish Academy, Edinburgh
Publisher	Cordis Prize, Visual Arts Scotland
Size	200cm x 100cm x 5cm
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.2218/ED.9781836450269
Publication status	Published - 28 Jan 2016
Event	Announcement of winner - Royal Scottish Academy, Edinburgh, United Kingdom Duration: 11 Feb 2016 → 11 Feb 2016

Keywords / Materials (for Non-textual outputs)

Tapestry
Prize
International
juried

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BLACK/TIME/LINES/WHITE/TIME/LINES: Two tapestry panels: strips woven on two warps in wool, linen, cotton, mohair, chenille, silk, polyester thread.

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A Considered Place: exhibition of tapestry, ceramics, cloth

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BLACK/TIME/LINES/WHITE/TIME/LINES: Two tapestry panels: strips woven on two warps in wool, linen, cotton, mohair, chenille, silk, polyester thread.

Abstract

Keywords / Materials (for Non-textual outputs)

Access to Document

Other files and links

Fingerprint

Research output

A Considered Place: exhibition of tapestry, ceramics, cloth

Kårpit 3, Pesti Vigadó Gallery, Budapest, Hungary: International Tapestry Exhibition

Converge 2016: Visual Arts Scotland exhibition

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Weaving Matters

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Susan Mowatt

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