Weaving Language examines the poetics of weaving traditions through historical research as well as contemporary practices. Attempting to dismantle and rebuild commonplace understandings of the history of writing, WL focuses on fiber-based forms as a longstanding but often overlooked medium for record keeping, storytelling, and poetry.
Published in an edition of 5. Collected by the MoMA Library, the Watson Library at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Joan Flasch Artist Book Collection at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, the John Hay Library of Brown University, and The Anni and Josef Albers Foundation.
Trade edition available via Essay Press.
Text & Techne conference lecture "Weaving Language: 10 Years of Editions Researching Textile Poetics" at the University of Dublin on 6/2/23. Recording available here.
Reading from Weaving Language I: Lexicon at Nationale in Portland, OR on 11/21/22 featuring contributors Amaranth Borsuk, Allison Parish, Imani Elizabeth Jackson and Martha Tuttle, available to view here.
New York Art Book Fair, ArtBook PS1 Booth, 2022
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New York Art Book Fair, ArtBook PS1 Booth, 2017
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Initiative Wort Und Bild at the Contemporary Art Center in Leipzig, DE, 2014
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