I want to encourage you to check out the many works of crochet art by the artists who are members of the Surface Design Association.
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I was impressed to see that there were almost three dozen people who donated 100+ crochet squares each to this project.
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Stephanie Syjuco is the artist behind The Counterfeit Crochet Project (Critique of a Political Economy), a lengthy comunity-based crochet art project that currently has work on display at the Craft and Folk Art Museum in Los Angeles.
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I have to give some credit to the Bellevue Arts Museum, which has featured crochet work in multiple exhibits in recent years. Right now there is an exhibition going on called High Fiber Diet that celebrates the fiber arts and does include some crochet.
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The show, called The Mysterious Content of Softness, includes the work of eleven different artists including some of the crochet artists who have been featured on this blog in the past.
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Mona Mauri is a multi-medium artist working in fiber, ceramics and digital art. She was part of the 1970s New York wearable art movement and shared some thoughts with me about that time.
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If you follow the crochet art posts on this blog then you know that I like Olek. However, she’s not the only show in town. Here’s a roundup of some other great NY crochet art.
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