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TF 3/98 Textiles on the InternetEnglish VersionMost of the articles are presented with complete contact addresses. Textiles on the InternetWho currently uses the Internet? - Internet users in Western Europe Important information about textiles on the internet, by Helle
Abild The internet - A medium for textile artists, by Helga Berry http://WWWhat do I do to get on the internet?, by Boris Rubarth Textile printing - Totally digital, by Helle Abild Digital image databases in museums, by Beatrijs Sterk Preview of eventsCalendar of international eventsTextile Forum magazine is known for its complete quarterly calendar. For the fourth quarter of 1998, 214 current exhibitions are listened, 44 specialized meetings resp. further educational opportunities and 16 competitions. Calendar of ‘Regional’ EventsThe German edition of TF 3/98 has a calendar of more than 70 additional exhibitions, meetings/courses, competitions and fairs/markets in German speaking countries. Some selected event previewsTwo fairs, six contests and eleven specialized further educational opportunities resp. specialized meetings are noted in detail, with their entry, submission resp. application conditions, dates and complete addresses. Exhibitions - Detailed and/or illustrated articles ‘Change and Growth’ - Five artists of the New Fibre Art group, from 28 September to 2 October 1998 at Norton Priory Museum in Runcorn/UK Precolumbian Textile Art, until 30 October 1998 at ‘Ethno-Textilgalerie’ in Bremen/D European Crafts Prize, exhibition from 21 September to 17 October 1998 at Palais Harrach in Vienna ‘9 x 9 x 3’ - Exhibtion of the Textile Study Group, from 19 September to 18 October 1998 at the American Craft Museum in New York ‘The Textile Route’ - Exhibtion of European textile artists, from 5 to 24 October 1998 at the UNESCO Headquartes in Paris Luis Acosta: Textile wall objects and jewellery, from 10 September to 10 October 1998 at ‘Galerie Hipotesi’ in Barcelona ‘Clothes of the Bride’, until 31 October 1998 at the ‘Stedelijk Modemuseum’ in Hasselt/Belgium 6th Anchor Award for European Emboidery Design ‘98, exhibition from 25 September to 8 October 1998 in Baden-Baden/D Dutch Costume, from 28 August to 1 November at ‘Nederlands Openluchtmuseum’ in Arnhem/NL ‘Five Women’ - Pioneers of Dutch textile art, from 26 September 1998 to 17 January 1999 at the textile Museum of Tilburg/NL Textile Art from Italy, from 10 to 30 October 1998 at the Grigoletti Art Centre in Pondenone/Italy Gianni Versace, exhibitons at three locations in Como, until 2 October 1998 Fukumoto and Dyrenforth, exhibition from 1 to 20 October 1998 at Studio COM in Kyoto/Japan Koromo - Fabrics between two worlds, fabric designs and fashion designs by Jürgen Lehl/Japan, from 25 September to 20 November 1998 at the Museum of Applied Arts in Cologne Danish Tapestry 1998, from 16 September to 2 October 1998 at ‘Kunstindustrimuseum’ in Copenhagen Gertraude Pohl: ‘Flowering Landscapes’, from 9 September to 29 October 1998 at ‘Galerie Ost-Art’ in Berlin European Textile Design of the Twenties, from 12 September to 15 Novemeber 1998 at ‘Städtische Kunstsammlungen’ in Chemnitz/D Bauhaus Weavings, from 15 September 1998 to 31 January 1999 at ‘Bauhaus-Archiv’ in Berlin ReportsSpecial Reports13th Surtex Design Fair in New York, by textile designer Susanne Frischmuth The National Museum of the Textile Industrie in Sliven/Bulgaria - An introduction by the curator Nezabravka Petrova The Makowski LAD Warszawa Weaving Workshops, report by Dariusz Makowski from Warszawa The Textile and Costume Museum of Barcelona - An introduction by director Rosa Maria Martín i Ros ‘Six weeks at the Lisio Foundation, Jacquard weaving school near Florence; report by Carol Westfall East-West cultural exchange - A scheme by the Swiss Pro Helvetia Foundation; experiences in L’viv/Ukraine by Hannes Schüpbach Reports of selected eventsThe Tournai Triennial - A Swedish version, report on a completed exhibition in Gothenburg, by Marianne Erikson World Textile Congress: Industrial, technical and high performance textiles, at the University of Huddersfield; report by Jutta Stahlhacke Blaas Leinen - A remarkable manufacturer of linen fabrics celebrated their 125th anniversary, report by Dietmar Laue The Voice of Korea - Textile exhibiton in Lodz/Poland, by Anna Kim ‘World Quilt ‘98’ in Japan, report by Ursula Rauch The Smirnoff Fashion Competition - International finals in Berlin ‘98 Admiraly Needle’ - International Fashion Prize in St. Petersburg The Triennial in Lodz and other events, a detailed report by the Mexican textile artist and lecturer Yosi Anaya 2nd International ‘Scythia’ Textile Symposium in Kherson/Ukraine, personal impressions by Joachim Blank from Berlin and by François Blommaerts from Belgium Moldovan textile artists are ready for action, report by Georgetta Fondos, a.o. about the foundation of the ATEX artists’ association ‘Magical Garden’ and the new ‘Flower Edition’ by Vorwerk; report on a multimedia event with Robert Wilson in Hannover’s Baroque Gardens, by Beatrijs Sterk Anka Kröhnke: Art in buildings Other subjectsBook reviews‘Suke Suke’ - Transparent fabrics by the Nuno Corporation in Tokyo, 1998 5th Quilt Nihon Exhibition ‘98 - Documentation of an international quilt contest in Tokyo, 1998 ‘Indian Ikat Textiles’, by Rosemary Crill, London 1998 ‘Tapis de Georgie - Chefs-d’Œuvres des Musées de Tbilisi’, text in French, Clairmont-Ferrand 1998 Brief notesNotes of a Dyers’ Association in Italy, a lace workshop in Denmark, a new ‘Gold-Silk’ product, and a call for identification of Eastern European headdress. AdvertisementsUseful ads of suppliers for material, products, tools, equipment, further educational course offers, announcements of competitions etc.
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