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
Summer felt was the theme?! “Felt For The Summer” text was published to accompany the NHK TV program called “Nicely Handmade”. Jorie had a good
“‘Felt Making Wool Magic’ was written by Jorie Johnson, who contributed greatly to the spread of the fun of handmade wool felt that I encountered.
