Based in the UK, the International Feltmakers Association’s publishes a magazine called Felt Matters. The June 2015 issue is highlighting the studio work of JoiRae Textiles. […]
Report on the investigation of the identification of animal fibers found in the collection of objects including calligraphy brushes, masks and felt rugs.
Jorie Johnson: Expressing CultureThrough Laminated Felt Making by Trudi Van Dyke. “…because it is always a gamble to see what you will get.”
eBook: Traditional Textile Craft- an Intangible Cultural Heritage?
German felt magazine publishes JoiRae Textiles exhibition review of Intertwined at Kikyukan, Aichi, Japan
What a pleasure to be included in this colorful and poignant publication in celebration of the 35th anniversary of the company, and the artists they
Play with wool felt: Jorie Johnson. Delighted to be the first entry featured in this marvelous publication on feltmaking in Japan. Also, I am honored
“The two curators, Jean Williams Cacicedo/USA and Jorie Johnson/[USA] and Japan, both work with wool a great deal; their intention was to present the many
Spinnuts Press, Kyoto, has published a cute book introducing a collection of techniques featuring wool as the main material. JoiRae Textiles is happy to announce
Interview with Jorie Johnson (Joi Rae) – Textile artist represented by Keiko Gallery, October 2011
”Jorie Johnson has developed her own innovative approach to the 8,000-year-old central-Asian technique of feltmaking …” This catalogue lists the lecture and workshops led by
Jorie Johnson’s works appear in several chapters including “Garments, Wraps & Headwear”, “Two-dimensional Design”, and “Furniture and Home Décour”. “…Inspiration abounds in this unique new
