Tag Archives: Stitching

Zapatistas and embroidery as a form of protest

Posted on December 26, 2012 by Art for Housewives

This post is dedicated to my son who travelled extensively in Chiapas. Although some of his experiences brought knots to my stomach, many were quite charming. Chiapas, Mexico’s southernmost state, is the territory of the Zapatistas, an indigenous insurgent movement … Continue reading →

Posted in Ecofeminism | Tagged Chiapas, Embroidery, Huipiles, Oaxaca, Stitching, Zapatistas | 2 Comments

For Rose! My friend Rose is a video maker. For many years she worked in Japan. While there, she bought an embroidered kimono that, once back in the States, was out of place for her new lifestyle. Luckily for me, … Continue reading →

Posted on December 4, 2012 by Art for Housewives | 9 Comments

Playing follow the leader with needle and thread

Posted on February 6, 2012 by Art for Housewives

Embroidering delicate stories, Arimoto Yumiko YOU WILL LIKE THIS! More Yumiko, Dinner made to measure + Atelier: Yumiko Arimoto. Ursula Rauch + Masculin, Féminin + Inge Jacobsen: cross-stitched vogue covers + Plastic Bag Embroidery, In Defense of Bamboo Fabric + … Continue reading →