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Provenance: The Story of a Textile and its Journey to the Slave Quarters, Susan Falls and Jessica Smith
Hostage to Cloth: European Explorers in East Africa, 1850-1890, Sarah Fee
Ancient Designs for the Modern Era: Artists Interpret Andean Textiles, Blenda Femenías
Thangchhuah Puan: The Highest Status Mantle among the Mizo People of Northeastern India, Barbara G. Fraser and David W. Fraser
Asymmetry: Aesthetics and Politics of Ply-split Braiding, David W. Fraser
Kala Raksha: From Cultural Identity to Intellectual Property, Judy Frater
“Without Being Obliged to Send 3000 Miles for the Cloth”: The American Wool Industry, 1789-1815, Deb Fuller and Ann Buermann Wass
The Tropical Myth and Brazilian Textile Design, Luz García Neira
The Wild Civilized: An Environmental Art Studio Installed Outdoors in an Institutional Space, Neil Goss
Sogdian Textile Design: Political Symbols of an Epoch, Elmira Gyul
Locally Grown & Sustainable Textiles: Exploring Current Possibilities, Faith Hagenhofer
Stitching Race, Karen Hampton
Cross-cultural Commemoration: Historical Chinese Patchwork Inspires a New Tradition in America, Marin F. Hanson
Embroidered Relations in Kutch: Women, Stitching and the Third Space, Michele A. Hardy
Marie Watt's Forget-me-not: Stitched in Wool, a More Human War Memorial, Rebecca Head Trautmann
Elayne Zorn Bibliography: As Part of Weaving a Future: A Panel In Honor of Elayne Zorn, Andrea Heckman and Blenda Femenias
Weaving a Future: A Panel in Honor of Elayne Zorn, Andrea M. Heckman and Blenda Femenías
Patronage, Photography and Politics: the Influence of Archduchess Isabella on Design Transformation of an Aesthetic, Sandra Heffernan
Knitting as Dissent: Female Resistance in America Since the Revolutionary War, Tove Hermanson
Ottoman Fabrics During the 18th and 19th Centuries, Selin Ipek
Re-creating Military Sashes: Reviving the Sprang Technique, Carol James
A Patchwork History of Textile Use in Southeastern Turkey: Examination of a Rare Set of Kurdish Work Clothing, Charlotte Jirousek
Queen Alexandra’s 1902 Coronation Gown, Donald Clay Johnson
The Use of Imported Persian and Indian Textiles in Early Modern Japan, Yumiko Kamada
Analyses of Dye, Weaving and Metal Thread in Ottoman Silk Brocades and their Reproduction, Recep Karadag, Emine Torgan, and Yusuf Yildiz
Knit and Crochet Heritage Museum: A Work in Progress, Karen D. Kendrick-Hands
A Silent Textile Trade War: Batik Revival as Economic and Political Weapon in 17th Century Java, Ruurdje Laarhoven
The Many Shades of Cochineal Red Workshop Review and Recap, Tal Landeau
ARTivention: Utilizing Fiber Art For Activist Engagement, Maggie Leininger
The Politics of Christian and Muslim Women’s Head Covers, Christina Lindholm
Building a Collaborative Fiber Art Project in the Nation’s Capital, Jennifer L. Lindsay
Mary Walker Phillips and the Knit Revolution of the 1960s, Jennifer L. Lindsay
The Slow Cloth Manifesto: An Alternative to the Politics of Production, Elaine Lipson
The Cultural Politics of Textile Craft Revivals, Suzanne MacAulay and Jillian Gryzlak
“Lest we be shamed”: Italian Renaissance Taste for Textile Ensembles, Rosamond E. Mack
My Journey of Knitting Wildlife, Ruth Marshall
Sails: The Textiles of Empowerment, Bettina Matzkuhn
The Politics of Pastoralism: Navajos, Churras and the Challenges of Sustainability in a Globalizing World, Kathy A. M'Closkey
The Stigma of Fabrication: Craft Education in the 21st Century, Kathleen Morris
Clothing or Decoration: Exploring the Penis Sheath of Papua New Guinea, Catherine Murphy
A Wari Tapestry Textile in a Tiwanaku Tomb from the Osmore Valley, Moquegua, Peru, Amy Oakland
The Shoso-in Textiles of the Era of Emperor Shomu, Atsuhiko Ogata
The Mamluk Kaaba Curtain in the Bursa Grand Mosque, Sumiyo Okumura
Textiles, Political Propaganda, and the Economic Implications in Southwestern Nigeria, Margaret Olugbemisola Areo and Adebowale Biodun Areo
The Political Handkerchief, A Study of Politics and Semiotics in Textiles, Emma Osbourn
Political Intentions of Chinese Textiles in Portuguese Sacred, Solemn, Celebratory Events of the16th - 18th Centuries, Maria João Pacheco Ferreira
Dahomey Appliqués and the Politics of Production, Holly Paquette
Challenging the Politics of Creating Art in the 21st Century: An Artist/Educator's Perspective, Claire Campbell Park
“By your exertions conjointly with ours”: British printed cottons in Brazil, 1827-1841, Sarah B. Parks
Identity, Innovation and Textile Exchange Practices at the Paracas Necropolis, 2000 BP, Ann H. Peters
An Andean Colonial Woman’s Mantle: the New World and its Global Networks., Elena Phipps
Deceptive Textiles: Lister’s Velvet Loom, Resilitex, Decoys for WW II, Britain, Barbara Setsu Pickett and Eugene Nicholson
Fallen Soldiers, Vita Plume
History Under Foot: Politics, Patriotism, and the “Liberty Rug”, Amy Poff
Ancient Emblems, Modern Cuts: Weaving and the State in Southeastern Indonesia, Ian Pollock
From Feed Sack to Clothes Rack: The Use of Commodity Textile Bags in American Households from 1890 – 1960, Margaret Powell
Liturgical Vestments for Cathedrals During the French Concordat Period (1801-1905) A Political Strategy, Maria Anne Privat Savigny
Towards a Proactive Outreach Political Strings: Tapestry Seen and Unseen, Linda Rees
The Kanga, A Cloth That Reveals- Co-production of Culture in Africa and the Indian Ocean Region, Phyllis Ressler
The Influence of Tribal Conflict, the Great Game, and Trade on Qaraqalpaq Costume, David Richardson
Felt Space: Responsive Textiles, Fabric Dwellings and Precarious Housing, Kirsty Robertson
Sleeping Amongst Heroes: Copperplate-printed Bed Furniture in the "Washington and American Independance [sic] 1776; the Apotheosis of Franklin” Pattern, Whitney A. J. Robertson
The Politics of Textiles Used in African American Slave Clothing, Eulanda A. Sanders
Anticipating the Silk Road; Some Thoughts on the Wool-Murex Connection in Tyre, Jane Schneider
Textiles' Treasure from Jericho Cave 38 in the Qarantal Cliff Compared to other Early Medieval Sites in Israel, Orit Shamir and Alisa Baginski
Political Voices of Three Left Coast Artists: Gyongy Laky, Linda Gass, Linda MacDonald, Barbara Shapiro
Knitting the News and other Stories, Adrienne Sloane
The Parenthetical Notation Method for Recording Yarn Structure, Jeffrey C. Splitstoser
Blinded by the Veil, Laura Stemp-Morlock
Knitting as Scholarship, Susan M. Strawn
The Politics of Textile Entrepreneurship Loja Saarinen and Her Weaving Studio in the Cranbrook Art Community, Leena Svinhufvud
The Reluctant Reformer: May Morris’ United States Lecture Tour of 1909-1910, Natasha Thoreson
The Twenty-first Century Voices of the Ashanti Adinkra and Kente Cloths of Ghana, Carol Ventura
On the Edge: The Artwork of Linda Wallace and Dorothy Clews, Linda Wallace and Dorothy Clews
Interior Iron Curtains: United States Textile Design of the Cold War Era, Morgan Walsh
A New Interpretation of Certain Bobbin Lace Patterns in Le Pompe, 1559, Laurie Waters
Making (in) Brooklyn: The Production of Textiles, Meaning, and Social Change, Tali Weinberg
Made in America: Yarns from the Heartland Brown Sheep Company, Wendy Weiss
Textiles and Politics – Dishtowels and Diatribes, Carol D. Westfall
The Political Stitch: Voicing Resistance in a Suffrage Textile, Eileen Wheeler
Clothes Make the Page: Uniforms in the U.S. Capitol, Felicia Wivchar
Art and Politics: Contemporary Arpilleras, Flora Zárate
2010
12th Biennial Symposium Program, Part 1, Textiles and Settlement: From Plains Space to Cyber Space
HEAD COVERINGS IN THE VIRTUAL UMMA: THE CASE OF NIQAB, Heather Marie Akou
TEXTILES AND TRADITION IN THE MARKETPLACE, Philis Alvic
BENI ITAJIME: CARVED BOARD CLAMP RESIST DYEING IN RED, Masanao Arai and Yoshiko Iwamoto Wada
PROMOTING THE TACTILE IN A VIRTUAL WORLD: AN OVERVIEW OF FIBERSCENE.COM, Susan Taber Avila and Myra Block Kaiser
TEXTILES OF QARAQALPAQSTAN AND THEIR RELATIONSHIP TO CENTRAL ASIAN TRADITIONS AND THE LEGACY OF IGOR SAVITSKY, Marinika Babanazarova
CHOREOGRAPHED CARTOGRAPHY: TRANSLATION, FEMINIZED LABOR, AND DIGITAL LITERACY IN HALF/ANGEL’S THE KNITTING MAP, Deborah Barkun and Jools Gilson
Oriental Carpets, Spatial Dimension, and the Development of Linear Perspective: From Grid to Projective Grid, Carol Bier
Progressional Journeys: Compelling New Directions for Three “New Basketry” Artists, J. Penny Burton
Natural Dyes, Our Global Heritage of Colors, Dominique Cardon
Kyrgyz Felt of the 20th and 21st Centuries, Dinara Chochunbaeva
Conversation With Nature, Kyoung Ae Cho
The History and Analysis of Pre-Aniline Native American Quillwork Dyes, Christina Cole and Susan Heald
Binary Fiction: Digital Weaving 2010, Concurrent Exhibitions and Eisentrager-Howard Gallery
Needlepoint by Stephen Beal, Concurrent Exhibitions and Gallery 9