“Since coming to Japan in 1989, JORIE JOHNSON has introduced, not industrial feltwork, but handmade feltmaking techniques. The novelty of the combination of her design […]
JoiRae Textile Studio, Jorie Johnson felt works were beautifully installed at the Okura Museum of Art (大倉集古館, Ōkura Shūkokan) , Tokyo, along side the designer Hiroko Koshino’s
“Contemporary Feltmakers” by Carol D. Westfall “…Johnson has created a life built on her creative work, exhibitions, writing and teaching. Describing herself as a bit
”The rich resources of Japan have been sought by people from abroad for centuries. Promises of treasures beyond description have lured people for a myriad
“…Shibori shows ambiguous boundaries between colors and mysterious folds, shaded bumps and hollows that resemble the natural strata of the earth or the skins of
“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 to the art works in felt by Jorie Johnson, including how-to images and information about her bag, table runner, and carpet series. See the
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.
The Felt Frontier:II Jorie Johnson: Felt as Matrix by Jacqueline Ruyak “When Jorie Johnson, international felt artist and self-proclaimed “urban nomad,” teaches felt making, she
Jorie Johnson, head designer for JoiRae Textiles in Kyoto, presents several of her unique hand-felted hat series “Beret Fan”, “Whistling Hat”, “A New Hat for
Jorie Johnson is delighted to be among other artists including Hanae Mori, Jurgen Lehl, Naomi & Masakazu Kobayashi, Yoshiko Jinzenji and many others. This publication
