15
November 2024

THE ART OF TEXTILES

Hampshire & Isle of Wight Area
Friday, November 15, 2024 - 10:30 to 15:30
The Gurkha Museum, Peninsula Barracks
Romsey Rd Winchester SO23 8TH

From Tapestry and Silk to Stumpwork and Embroidery: The Wonders of Textiles in 17th and 18th Century Art

In venue (Winchester) and online via Zoom

From Tapestry and Silk to Stumpwork and Embroidery: The Wonders of Textiles in 17th and 18th Century Art

The Art of Textiles - Textiles are artistic forms in themselves but also often appear in other art forms including painting, sculpture and theatre setting the scene, suggesting values and beliefs and acting as symbols. Through this series of study day lectures we will explore the history and artistic value of a broad range of textiles from the Mediaeval period to the modern world.

In venue (Winchester) and online via Zoom

Part of the 2024 Jean Bolton Memorial Study Course. Also booking:

  • Dr Sally Dormer - PRECIOUS TREASURES: SACRED AND SECULAR TEXTILES IN THE MIDDLE AGES
  • Dr Paula Nuttall - WOVEN, STITCHED, WORN: LUXURY TEXTILES IN THE RENAISSANCE
  • Dr Kathy McLauchlan – Material Matters: The Role of Textiles in 19th and early 20th-Century Art
  • Dr Rosamund Bartlett - From Folk Embroidery and Imperial Dress to Avant-Garde Costume and Constructivist Fashion: Textiles in Ukraine and Russia

THE ARTS SOCIETY ACCREDITED LECTURER

Mrs Clare Ford-Wille

Honours degree in History of Art, Birkbeck College, University of London. Regular commitments include Centre for Lifelong Learning, London University, National Gallery, V&A Museum, WEA, Morley College, the City Literary Institute, the Art Fund and National Trust. Study tours abroad.