Gisela Magdalena Moyer: identity papers

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Gisela Magdalena Moyer likes to explore the boundaries between cloth and paper in her works. She uses handmade paper to create quilts, rafts, tents, wall-reliefs and garments. She also uses a variety of other materials such as foil, paint and flowers to adorn the works.

Practice, Criticism and interpretation, Textile art, Papermaking, Moyer, Gisela Magdalena

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Wisconsin book artists: reading the fine print

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A group of artists and printers in Wisconsin have produced book art under the leadership of artist Walter Hamady. The books use elements of collage, letterpress printing, calligraphy, assemblage, illustration and poetry.

Wisconsin, Artists' books, Art books

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Dona Look: the art of containment

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Dona Look's birchbark baskets depict a native American spirituality and modern Scandinavian design. Her baskets are mostly woven from northern Wisconsin emphasizing her exquisite refinement and pursuit of excellence.

Methods, Usage, Basket making, Birch, Birches, Basket makers, Look, Dona

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