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Textile Society of America Newsletter 26:1 — Winter 2014 Textile Society of America University of Nebraska - Lincoln DigitalCommons@University of Nebraska - Lincoln Textile Society of America Newsletters Textile Society of America Winter 2014 Textile Society of America Newsletter 26:1 — Winter 2014 Textile Society of America Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.unl.edu/tsanews Part of the Art and Design Commons Textile Society of America, "Textile Society of America Newsletter 26:1 — Winter 2014" (2014). Textile Society of America Newsletters. 70. https://digitalcommons.unl.edu/tsanews/70 This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Textile Society of America at DigitalCommons@University of Nebraska - Lincoln. It has been accepted for inclusion in Textile Society of America Newsletters by an authorized administrator of DigitalCommons@University of Nebraska - Lincoln. VOLUME 26 n NUMBER 1 n WINTER, 2014 Symposium 2014 at UCLA by Roy Hamilton CONTENTS SA RECEIVED A RECORD NUMBER OF SUBMIssIONS FOR PANELS AND PAPERS TO BE 1 Symposium 2014 presented at our 14th Biennial Symposium, New Directions: Examining the Past, Creating the Future, which will be held in Los Angeles, Sept. 10-14, 2 Director’s Corner T 2014. Our teams of peer reviewers have completed their work and letters of 3 From the President acceptance have been sent to approximately 150 presenters. 5 TSA News Symposium participants will be able to take advantage of many of the oppor- tunities offered by the Los Angeles setting. Pre- and post-Symposium events are 7 TSA Study Tours planned for Wednesday, Sept. 10 and Sunday, Sept. 14 across the Southern 8 TSA Member News California region. A jam-packed program of concurrent sessions on Thursday 10 TSA Program Reports and Friday, Sept. 11-12, will be held on the beautiful campus of the University of California Los Angeles (UCLA). Following Thursday’s session, we will adjourn to 13 Textile Community News the Fowler Museum at UCLA for an open house plus special programming that will 15 Conference Review allow interactions with the museum’s acclaimed textile collections. On Saturday we 16 Exhibition Review, Book Review will convene at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA), where an excit- 18 Calendar: Conferences & Symposia, Exhibitions ing roster of invited speakers will address the most critical aspects of the sympo- sium’s central themes. By popular demand, this will be a full day of plenary sessions 20 From ther Editor for all symposium participants to attend together, an experience we are able to offer for the first time in many years. THE TEXTILE SOCIETY OF AMERICA, INC. PROVIDES an INTERnaTIOnaL FORUM FOR THE EXCHanGE anD DIssEMInaTION OF INFORMATION ABOUT TEXTILES WORLDWIDE, FROM ARTISTIC, CULTURAL, ECONOMIC, HISTORIC, POLITICAL, SOCIAL, anD TECHNICAL PERSPECTIVES. View of the UCLA campus. EXECUTIVE DIrectOR Tali Weinberg TEL 510-363-4541 [email protected] tsa BOARD OF DIrectORS OFFICERS Because of the large number of submissions, our reviewers have devoted special PRESIDENT Elena Phipps care to developing an exciting schedule of thematically linked panels. Among the TEL 212/349-4485 pre-organized sessions submitted by members are panels that address new perspec- [email protected] tives on natural dyes, American Indian textiles, fiber revolutions in the ancient world, VICE PRESIDENT textile education and curation, men in fiber art, and Andean archaeology. Drawing Roxane Shaughnessy on the individual papers submitted, the reviewers have assembled panels dealing with TEL 416/599-5321 ext. 2226 [email protected] subjects including artists and community, industrial textile history, China, Africa, Latin RECORDING SECRETARY America, pioneers of modern design, new theoretical analyses, advanced high tech Susan Brown fabrics, and much more. TEL 212/849-8455 The presenters will be assembling from five continents. Don’t miss out! Check [email protected] the TSA website for further information as it becomes available. TREasURER Maleyne Syracuse [email protected] DIRECTOR OF INTERnaL RELATIOns Ann Svenson TEL 818/789-9691 Director's Corner [email protected] DIRECTOR OF EXTERnaL RELATIOns Michele A. Hardy TEL 403/220-4137 [email protected] Dear Members, PasT PRESIDENT Patricia Hickman Happy New Year! TEL 845/947-8735 [email protected] S I LOOK BACK ON 2013, LET ME staRT BY THANKING YOU. BECAUSE OF YOUR SUPPORT, DIRECTORS AT-LARGE 2013 Was an exciting year for TSA. Because of you, we have been able to expand A Susan Bean our programs and offer an increasing number of scholarships. Together, we are an TEL 978/745-1876 interdisciplinary community that provides unique study and professional develop- [email protected] ment opportunities, making links across generations and practices as we facilitate Dominique Cardon the exchange and dissemination of textile knowledge. I would also like to take this TEL (33) 4-66-85 24 84 [email protected] opportunity to welcome the 100 new members who joined TSA in November and December! Jill D’Alessandro TEL 415/750-3533 In 2013 TSA achieved the following with your support: We conducted our [email protected] immersive study tour programs with trips to Savannah, Oaxaca, and Italy; We Gerry Craig launched Textiles Close Up, a new program series that provides exclusive, behind- TEL 785/532-6605 the-scenes study opportunities in leading museums and private collections, guided [email protected] by renowned experts; We provided need-based scholarships for five TSA program Sarah Fee TEL 647/347-9246 participants and implemented a Student/New Professional reduced fee level for TSA [email protected] study programs; We awarded the R.L. Shep Ethnic Textiles Book Award to editors of Eulanda A Sanders Chinese Silks, Feng Zhao and Dieter Kuhn; We continued to advance our commu- TEL 970/491-7356 nications and administrative systems, and to develop our member benefits programs; [email protected] We initiated planning for the first TSA Juried Exhibition in conjunction with the TASK REPRESENTATIVES 2014 Symposium; And, we continued our program planning for the 2014 Biennial TSA WEBSITE COORDInaTOR Symposium, completing the review and selection of approximately 150 papers. Ellyane Hutchinson We have an exciting year ahead of us as we enter 2014. Programatically, we are [email protected] kicking off the year with the program Up Close With Peruvian Four-Selvage Cloth at the TSA NEwsLETTER EDITOR Fowler Museum in Los Angeles, led by TSA president and exhibition guest curator, Karen Searle [email protected] Elena Phipps; the next two programs in our Textiles Close Up series will be announced TSA BIBLIOGRAPHY EDITOR in the coming weeks; and registration is now open for our next international study Marlys McGuire tour. Travel to Laos and Cambodia with past TSA board member, Mary Littrell. [email protected] 2013 SHEP AwaRD CHAIR TSA NATIONAL OFFICE Tali Weinberg, Executive Director Claire Odland [email protected] PO Box 5617, Berkeley, CA 94705 TSA SYMPOSIUM 2014 CHAIR TEL 510/363-4541 [email protected] Roy Hamilton [email protected] 2 Tsa NEwsLETTER Mary will share her unique expertise and access to artisan groups in the region. This promises to be a very special tour with an up-close and hands-on study of regional textile practices. And, we continue to invest in TSA’s infrastructure, making improve- From The President ments to our communications, publications, and website. If you haven’t looked at the website recently, I encourage you to do so. As examples of afew of our first steps forward, you will now find easy access information about TSA programs, online scholarship applications, and a direct link to the searchable, online member- December, 2013 ship directory. Dear TSA Members and Friends, None of this work would happen without the dedicated efforts of our small staff and volunteer Board of Directors. I E staRT 2014 WITH OUR MAJOR GOAL FOR THE YEAR IN SIGHT: would particularly like to thank long-term newsletter editor WNew Directions: Examining the Past, Creating the Future, Karen Searle for her service to TSA. Karen has shaped the con- the 14th Biennial TSA Symposium in Los Angeles, Sept. 10-14. tent and presentation of TSA’s newsletter for 14 years. Karen, I Our programming is underway and, thanks to all our abstract wish you the best in all future endeavors! submissions, the Symposium panels and papers will truly explore Of course, our major focus in 2014 is the biennial the vast terrain of TSA interests. They will include a look at the Symposium to be held in Los Angeles next September. I am look- ancient world with papers from archaeological cultures of the ing forward to our time together at UCLA. UCLA is a beautiful Bronze Age in Europe to the Preceramic era of Precolumbian campus and offers quality, inexpensive accommodations and Peru. Other papers trace historical trajectories in Europe, Asia, meeting spaces (no stuffy conference hotel!). In addition to con- SE Asia, India, and the West, as well as trade relations between current sessions, there are exciting special programs planned at Europe and North America. Still others examine textile design the Fowler Museum and Los Angeles County Museum of Art, and art from the 1920s, 30s, 40s, and 50s to the present day, and workshops and tours that will provide unique access to local while considering issues of artists and artisan practice worldwide, artists, designers, and textile collections. sustainable industry and its history, intellectual property and glob- Our new Treasurer, Maleyne Syracuse has assumed her al interventions, new directions in technology, artists and com- duties. You can read her provile on the TSA website. munity, landscape and the environment, education and museum Beyond the great locations and programing, what I am par- collections, among many other subjects. These topics will provide ticularly excited about is the opportunity to connect. It is a won- a creative dialogue on the conference theme.
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