“The artist in Japan who seems to come to American-style is Kyoto-based Jorie Johnson, a transplanted American who has been living in Kyoto since 1987. […]
Introduction of JoiRae Textile’s handmade felt table runners designed with inlaid flax fibers.
8th World Meeting of Felt Art Hungary with exhibition at the Museum of Applied Arts, Budapest. Organized and curated by the Vidák Family of Kecskemėt.
21 artists each from America, Europe, and Asia were selected to present their work in the inaugural exhibition of the 21st Century Museum of Contemporary
An invitational group exhibition at Spiral Gallery, Aoyama, Tokyo. “Jorie Johnson: The Nomad in Search of Beauty” pp. 48-51
Mixed Media, Small Scale and 3-Dimensional Works Jorie Johnson ”Pouring Water on Hot Stone 2 (焼石に水 II)” Wool, yarn, river rock
Interiors Selection, Proposal for “shelter”: Furniture, lighting, tapestry, vase, deskware, and interior goods. Jorie Johnson Felt Rug, “Melting Rainbow”, Wool, yarn. Exhibited at Matsuya Ginza
Tea Ceremony Art Contest Exhibition, Special Exhibition of Selected Works. Set of three hand-felted 100% wool felt Tea rugs by Jorie Johnson, entitled “Autumn Winds”
Jorie Johnson’s Felt Mats “Under the Rainbow, Rounded Corner” where selected for this annual exhibition competition. Wool, mohair yarn
Jorie Johnson’s felt wall work, “Birds and Beasts 鳥獣図” was selected for this competition exhibition. Wool, yarn, copper pipe
Mixed Media, Small Scale and 3-Dimensional Works Jorie Johnson “Shifted Shape Series: Rainbow Jumper IV” object. Wool, yarn, silk organza, beads
“The international development of the miniature as a sub-division of textile art has a comparatively long history. Already in the early 1970`s, Japanese artists had
