“A TIME WARP is a hypothetical suspension of time allowing movement back and forth between eras, providing an opportunity to investigate the historical roots of […]
“Wouldn’t you like to talk about felt?” A visit with Jorie Johnson (フェルトの話をしませんか )pp.108-111
New Lines, A Collection of Clothing: Jorie Johnson “Opulence in Camouflage” Felt Vest with Knit Sleeves (wool, silk organza, mohair and novelty yarns, dyed machine
“Jorie Johnson’s Hats…One of Jorie’s specialties is hats with inlaid motifs…” Classic brimmed hat-making design technique by Jorie Johnson is listed on pp. 105-107. This
“Interesting Vegetable Dyed Felt Works”, an article by Jorie Johnson, pp. 8-10 This article introduces the Chinese direct application of dye onto felt found in
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
“Jorie Johnson Love affair with Felt (Valt op Vilt), an article written by Dutch Feltmaker Inge Evers (Haarlem)
Joining together with other artists to support those affected by the Great Hanshin Earthquake in the Kobe area in 1995.
“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
