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| Years of Candace Wheeler's life |
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| Books Candace Wheeler has written |
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Yesterdays in a Busy Life
Interior Decoration as a Profession for Women
Principles of Home Decoration |
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| What is the name of the retreat that Candace Wheeler set up for artists called? |
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| Clubs/societies that Candace Wheeler set up |
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NY Society of Decorative Art
NY Exchange for Women's Work
Chicago Exhibition's Womens Building
Royal School of Art Needlework |
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| What movement is William Morris known for? |
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| Cotton Mills, Artificial Dyes, and Assembly Lines are things that WHO is against? |
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| In terms of the dignity of a product, what were 4 things that William Morris admired? |
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input of worker
worker/creator
hand production
seeing things start to finish. |
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| What book company did William Morris operate? |
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| Morris & Co. Decorators was opened by who? |
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| What movement does Arts & Crafts love and look back on? |
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| Middle Ages: handcrafting, fables, house style, acanthus leaves |
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| Who was William Morris known for working with as his BFF? |
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| Who did William Morris use to do his fiber work? |
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| Jane Morris (wife) and May Morris (daughter) |
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| What school made suitable employment for gentlewomen? |
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| Royal school of art needlework |
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| William Morris, Edward Burne-Jones, Walter Crane, and May Morris were commissioned by what school? |
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| The Royal School of Art Needlework |
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| How do we know that the Royal School of Art Needlework was known in society? |
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| It was in a satire magazine called Punch |
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| What is Faith Ringgold known for? |
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| quilts!! her historical/family significance |
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| List come fiber art materials |
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| metals, fibers, linen, wool, silk, cotton, wires, paper, buttons, tea bags, tire fragments, embroidery, beading |
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| What did Clement Greensburg think about fiber art? |
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| He hated it. Thought it was decorative and womanly. |
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| What are a few buzzwords for the 1960's and 1970's fiber art? |
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| pop art, commercial design, new media, performance, reject paintings |
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| What is the significance of Anni Albers? |
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| Only woman teacher at the Bauhaus. Taught weaving. Longest surviving class at the Bauhaus. |
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| What is the most major issue in fiber art? |
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| Works for Knoll, famous for her fiber art. |
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| What were some of the names for distinguishing fiber art? |
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| woven forms, fiber construction, wall hanging, textile sculpture. |
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| What famous event in the U.S. used fiber art to support their cause? |
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| The Vindiction of the Rights of Women 1793- Soujorner Truth |
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| Who created "The Dinner Party?" |
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| What are some examples of group effort fiber art? |
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| quilting bees, Gee's Bend |
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| the Janet Morton artwork that covered the school of Home Ec. |
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| What century did subversive needlework come into play? |
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| What are the waves of fiber art for women? |
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1st: get away from feminine stereotype
2nd: embrace women stereotype
3rd: Both "It's part of our history" |
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| Who are some famous men fiber artists? |
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| Who wrote about the privilege of vision? |
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| What are some key materials of the 60's of 70's? |
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| What do handmade consortium-ists argue for their handmade movement? |
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| global warming, cultural homogenity, social alienation |
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