Anna Halprin Paper Dance, Parades and changes , 1965, Film 1995 Centre Pompidou, Musée national d’art moderne, Paris, © Jacqueline Caux Constantin Brancusi Costume ‘la sorcière’ de Lizica Codreano pour Gymnopédies d’Erik Satie , 1922 Collection François Fontenoy, Paris Stan Van DerBeek et Nam June Paik, Variations V, 1965Chorégraphie : Merce Cunningham – Musique […]
Interfiliere is the world's leading trade fair for intimates and beachwear fabrics. Here is their Spring/Summer 2014 trends. Their next show is scheduled January 19-21, 2012 at the Paris Porte De Versailles Pavillion 1. To register and order your pass online - Interfiliere.
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Crushed Organza Crushed Organza fabric is 45" wide and available in an assortment of beautiful colors. The organza is iridescent, crushed and is sold by the yard. This fabric is frequently used for event decorations, apparel and other crafts projects. Our competitively priced organza fabric is available in bulk to fulfill orders of any size. This Fabric is 45” in width. Each order comes in 1 full length piece. Details 100% Polyester Width: 45"Sheer and No Stretch Please Note:*The digital images we display have the most accurate color possible. However, due to differences in computer monitors, there may be variations in color between the actual product and your screen. Due to color variation, colors ordered at different times will be from a different dye lot and may not match exactly in colors. * If you buy more than one yard of the same fabric it will be sent to you in one solid piece. Shipping Please be sure your shipping address is correct. We will only follow your address listed on the order. The shipping of this item may take 1-2 days. After shipping, your item may take up to 3-5 days for you to receive your item. *Excluding holidays and weekends* Feedback Policy Once you have received your item and are pleased, please leave us positive feedback. If you are not happy for any reason at all, please contact us prior to leaving feedback so that we can fix any issue you may have.
Born in Lima, Peru in 1980, Ana Teresa Barboza lives and works in her native city. She studied painting in the Faculty of Art at Pontifical Catholic University of Peru (PCUP). Using embroidery, yarn, and wool, she creates landscapes and other imagery that exists in the space between tapestry and sculpture. Emulating the flow of waves or grass, each piece breaks out of its embroidery hoop and tumbles down the wall upon which it is being displayed.
