Textiles x art how textiles are shaping contemporary art
(2026, original release: 2025)

Nonfiction

Book

Call Numbers:
NEW 746/BARRY,R

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PUBLISHED
New York, New York : Thames & Hudson Inc., 2026
©2025
EDITION
U.S. edition
DESCRIPTION

303 pages : illustrations (chiefly color) ; 26 cm

ISBN/ISSN
9781760765514, 1760765511, 9781760765514, 1760765511
LANGUAGE
English
NOTES

First published in Australia and the United Kingdom in 2025

Kay Abude -- Eleanor Anderson -- Marla Appleton -- Paolo Arao -- Arko -- Hrafnhildur Arnardóttir/Shoplifter -- Miguel Arzabe -- Ana Teresa Barboza -- Troy-Anthony Baylis -- Kim Beck -- John Brooks -- Emma Buswell -- Elise Cakebread -- Mark Corfield-Moore -- Julia Couzens -- Sarah crowEST -- Delphine Dénéréaz -- Paula do Prado -- Signe Emdal -- Troy Emery -- Tina Fox -- Hannah Gartside -- Teelah George -- Galen Gibson-Cornell -- Jen P Harris -- Rachel Hayes -- Kait James -- Tamara Kostianovsky -- Phong Chi Lai -- Lindsay Mapes -- Carmen Mardonez -- Louise Meuwissen -- Misako Nakahira -- Jahnne Pasco-White -- John K Raustein -- Julia Robinson -- Britt Salt -- Ema Shin -- Slow Art Collective -- Jacqueline Stojanović -- Kasla Töns -- Andrea V Wright -- Kwaku Yaro -- Jade Yumang

"[A]rtists across the globe are embracing traditional techniques like weaving, embroidery, quilting, and dyeing, while pushing them into bold new territory. Far from decorative or nostalgic, these works speak to urgent contemporary themes: Identity, gender, migration, and the environment. Textiles have become a site of resistance, storytelling, and innovation. This global survey of 44 artists reveals the shifting boundaries between craft and fine art, and the expressive power of cloth in the hands of today's most boundary-pushing creatives"

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