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Elizabeth Johnson in ‘A Sign of The Times’ for Hashimoto Contemporary

‘A Sign of The Times‘ for Hashimoto Contemporary.https://www.hashimotocontemporary.com/exhibitions/114-a-sign-of-the-times-group-exhibition/ Hashimoto Contemporary is pleased to present A Sign of The Times, a pop-up … More

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Cluster Student Grants – Winners

The Textiles and Materiality Cluster at Milieux announces the winners of its recent round of student research grants. Individual Research … More

clairenadon, elizabethjohnson, kaynoele, kellyarlenegrant, nicholasshulman, rythâkesselring

Elizabeth Johnson in art.art – exposition éphémère

Saturday, March 24 at 8 PM – 3 AM ART CRUSH EST DEVENU ART.ART Contactez-nous sur facebook pour connaître l’emplacement Contact us on facebook … More

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Laurence Weyand, Elizabeth Johnson and Etta Sandry at MFA Open Studios

The Studio Arts MFA Program at Concordia University invites you to visit our current MFA candidates in their studios and … More

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Upcoming Events

  • [FULL - NO NEW REGISTRATIONS] WORKSHOP - Haptic Images October 30, 2026 at 1:00 pm – 4:00 pm In this workshop, you will be introduced to the Pointcarré Textile CAD software for the Jacquard loom. You will learn the first steps of transforming an image into an intricately woven piece of cloth and how to turn your digital file into a haptic piece of art, an image that you can touch and feel.…
  • The Future is Wool - Cluster Commons November 2, 2026 at 1:00 pm – 5:00 pm
  • [ONE SPACE LEFT - EMAIL TO REGISTER] WORKSHOP - Merit of Making November 2, 2026 at 1:00 pm – 4:00 pm EV 10.725 Embroidered patches have a long and rich history cross-culturally, functioning as symbols of status, achievement, and identity within communities. In this workshop, we invite you to consider what skills and statuses are undervalued within contemporary society. How can a merit badge bring attention to invisible, unseen, or otherwise unappreciated forms of knowledge?Participants will learn design…

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