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FSU graduating artists show
FSU Art Gallery |
How great to discover textile art at the current
FSU Museum of Fine Arts show. It features two students, one of whom, Jenny Lee, employs textile techniques to reconcile her Korean-American heritage. Lee wants to "critique, question, and subtly subvert our expectation of textiles as having only domestic practicality..." according to her Artist Statement. Here is some of her work:
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First Born
Jenny Lee |
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| Detail, First Born |
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Sweet Tea
Jenny Lee
wool, hand-dyed fabrics, tea bags, hair, embroidery, rice paper, antique linens |
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| Sweet Tea detail |
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Marium Rana
image in the Qalam series
(A qalam is a brush with a single hair of a squirrel's tail!) |
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| Display method: dowel and line, resting on nail or screw |
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| Display method: magnet on art, with nail or screw |
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