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Ryth Kesselring presents l’Écoute de la mémoire fibreuse at KAPUT! Festival

On August 27th and 28th, Ryth Kesselring will present her interactive installation, Écoutez la mémoire fibreuse at the KAPUT! Festival … More

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Ryth Kesselring facilitates community mural painting about diversity

Ryth Kesselring was selected as part of Projet Moz’Arts, a school fine arts program at the Polyvalente Robert-Ouimet in Acton Vale, Quebec, … More

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Cluster Student Grants: Winners

The Textiles and Materiality Research Cluster recently awarded grants to a number of student cluster members: Nicholas Shulman received an … More

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Object Lesson at Skol featuring three T&M cluster members

Congratulations to undergraduate student cluster members, Sophia Borowska, Ryth Kesselring and Lea Schwarz on their upcoming juried group exhibition, Object … More

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  • [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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