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FILT Kunst, Teknik, Historie by Annette Damgaard

This Danish publication was compiled and written by one of the producers of the International Felt Symposium and Juried Exhibition in Aarhus, Denmark in 1990. […]

’93 Takaoka Crafts Exhibition

1993 Nov
JAPAN, Takaoka: Takaoka Crafts Exhibition

Jorie Johnson’s felt triptych “夜鳥山 Yatoriyama” received the Kitagawa Atsushi Award. “This work reminds us of a particular Scandinavian life which is not seen in

1993 Japanese Crafts Exhibition Catalogue

1993 Jan
JAPAN, Tokyo: Japan Craft Design Association

Body Wear Category: Jorie Johnson’s Jacket with handmade felt body and knit sleeves was selected for the Competition exhibition. Wool, silk organza, mohair yarns, buttons

2nd “In Our Hands” An International Exhibition

1993 Jul
JAPAN, Nagoya: SINCOL, NHK Center Building

Mixed Media, Small Scale and 3-Dimensional Works Jorie Johnson’s “Entrapped Species Y” was selected for this competition exhibition. Seamless handmade wool felt, novelty yarn, hairnets,

1993 Asahi Modern Craft Exhibition Catalogue

1993 May
JAPAN: Asahi Shinbun Publishing 朝日新聞社　

Jorie Johnson’s handmade felt rug: “獣道 Animal Trail” was selected for the competition exhibition. Wool, yarn

Urasenke Newsletter no. 71

1992 Winter
JAPAN, Kyoto: Tankosha Publishing

An article about the Chado Research Center’s Exhibition, ’92 Tanko Biennial- Tea Arts for the 21st Century, including unusual set of patterned Tea carpets, with

ARTE FACTO, Revista De Arte, No. 0

1992 Oct
SPAIN, Seville: ARTE FACTO

An article by J. Johnson reporting on the 3rd International Textile Competition Kyoto

’92 Tanko Biennial, Tradition and Creation- Tea Arts for the 21st Century Catalogue

1992 Jul
JAPAN, Kyoto: Tankosha Publishing

Juried exhibition of contemporary Tea equipment sponsored by Uransenke Tea School and Tankosha Publishing.Jorie Johnson Tea Room Mosen Rugs: “Red Cloud Felt Rugs” (set of

Katachi, Magazine for Crafts & Artware with Life no. 20

1992 Spring
JAPAN: Katachi

Special feature: Felt Work Manipulating as Free Form Expression, includes an image of Jorie Johnson’s “Morning Glories, Evening Glories” and an article about her work