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Contemporary
Textilesfair
70 exhibitors with quality handmade textiles
2020
Catalogue
21 & 22 March
10am – 5pm
Preview Evening
20 March
6 – 8.30pm
Admission £4, Concessions £3, U16s & LAC Members FREE
www.landmarkartscentre.org Ferry Road, Teddington, TW11 9NN
020 8977 7558 landmarkarts contemporarytextilesfair
Image: Brigitte Kaltenbacher (Stand 17) Registered Charity No: 1047080
The Contemporary Textiles Fair, held every year in the South London Special Exhibition & Talk
suburb of Teddington, is an established must-visit event in the textile
lovers’ calendar. The fair is somewhere textile enthusiasts, collectors, The Contemporary Textiles Fair is delighted
and art lovers can come to find artworks with texture, wearable to present an exhibition of work by
masterpieces, handmade homeware, and unique curiosities. members of the newly formed Society
This isn’t granny’s knitted teacosy territory, this is contemporary for Embroidered Work (S.E.W.) open
quality! From stitched wall-hangings with conceptual significance, throughout the fair. Giving a taste of
to carefully designed and hand-crafted objects, this fair does not the type of artwork produced by S.E.W.
discriminate – the art/craft barrier fades away to reveal exceptional members. Founded by stitch-based artists
talent in textiles. Cat Frampton and Emily Tull in 2018;
S.E.W. aims to promote and support artists who have an element
2020 brings you over 70 exhibitors including: of stitching in their artworks, hand or machine, traditional or
contemporary forms of embroidery.
Caroline Bell - Caroline dyes, prints and
marks textiles using natural processes only. Members included in the showcase are:
This she transforms into works for the wall Angela Knapp, Nancy Cole, Hannah Heys,
and smaller functional object which are often Sue Lancaster, Sue Spence, Tina Crawford,
intensively embellished with stitch. Her work Karen Byrne, Jo Smith, Lydia Needle, Sue
is currently on tour in the States with SAQA in McKenna, Joan West, Annie Taylor, Karen
an exhibition 3D Expression 2019 – 2022 Lintott, Marna Lunt, Bridget Carpenter,
Caroline Bell
‘Leaf Space’ Diana Dickinson, Imogen Rhodes-Davies
Kate Findlay - Kate has been working in and Carol Coleman.
textiles exclusively for the past 15 years.
Currently she is interested in depicting the
British countryside and wildlife, particularly
in the South of England. Starting with white
fabric, her work uses hand dyed and hand
printed textiles, which are collaged and
stitched to build up a rich surface. The effects
of light and shadow Marna Lunt
‘Slyvia Plath Inside The Bell Jar’
are important in
Kate’s work, as is Sunday 22 March – 11am – Stitched
Kate Findlay
‘Misty Meadow’ subtle use of colour Art is Art – TALK from the founders of
and texture. S.E.W. on the pros and cons of being
a stitch artist in the fine art world,
And Kit Mooi, with her hand-woven and how the new society was created
colourful textiles. Woven by hand from high - FREE, but limited places – ask at
quality cotton and super soft lambswool. Reception to be placed on the list
All individually crafted into unique fashion Emily Tull
and home accessories including cushions, www.societyforembroideredwork.com ‘The Beard Crawls Around On Your Face’
scarves, brooches, necklaces, cufflinks and
Kit Mooi
lavender hearts. ‘Hand Woven Cushions’
RAW FIBRES the environmental impact to about 20% compared to Polyester and
are 100% biodegradable. My designs aim for longevity and a timeless
Returning for the third year, Raw Fibres supports and showcases style.” If you’re interested in sustainability, interior fabrics or weaving,
a selection of the best new UK textile artists at the Contemporary she is certainly worth coming along to see.
Textiles Fair. Raw Fibres is a platform for graduates, students, and
fledgling maker-businesses to promote and sell their work to Hattie Kingston, a Textile Design
collectors, enthusiasts, and local visitors alike. Allowing them space graduate from Bath School of Art
to launch their work into the textile art world, meet fellow artists and and Design, where she developed her
designers, and giving them advice and encouragement to move style in screen printing for interiors.
their practice forward. For 2020 the fair has selected 4 artists; Her work is dominated by colourful
abstracted shapes and forms found
Emma Jackson of Silversoles, who makes from architecture, she experiments
hand felted textiles for interiors and to with different tones, vibrancies and
wear. “Driven by a desire to engage the colourways. Hattie has recently been
senses and explore tactility, translucency awarded a studio residency with the
and opacity, my work reflects my interest Bristol Textile Quarter/Spike Island
in haptic perception - our instinct to Print Studio, where she is continuing
touch and the importance of touch to the and developing her Textile Design
human experience. I take an experimental practice.
approach to the ancient craft of felt Hattie Kingston
making, exploring material combination Clare Parker, founder of CraftRoom
and processes to celebrate texture. Kingston, has run workshops for both
Investigating the relationship between adults and children at schools, home and other venues for many
actual and perceived textures, I make years. Here at the Landmark she hopes to launch her own textile-
functional objects with surfaces that invite based art practice as a new venture alongside her other businesses.
touch and challenge the perception of “Best known for my use of bright and bold colour, I love mixing
felt. In August 2019 I graduated from the media and have a lifelong passion for recycling objects, illustration
MA in Surface Design and Textiles with Silversoles
and textiles. Inspired by
Distinction at Birmingham City University.” just about everything, I
am most likely to have
Brigitte Kaltenbacher of pom poms and wool
BeeKayMakes, a recent MA in my bag. My pieces
graduate of the University of are based around the
Creative Arts (UCA) Farnham beautiful circle in some
and now a sustainable form - look closer and
weaver, who combines you might see more...”
nettle yarn with local and We’re looking forward to
organic materials to create seeing what she comes
classic and contemporary up with!
low impact fabrics. “My CraftRoom
handwoven nettle-wool
BeeKayMakes blends, for example, reduce
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Charlotte Clowes Cosy Beasties Suzie Lee Knitwear Samantha Harvey Delphine Brooks Flextiles Linda Gifford Jenny Pepper
www.charlotteclowes.co.uk www.cosybeasties.co.uk www.suzieleeknitwear.com www.samantha-harvey.com www.instagram.com/ flextiles.co.uk www.hvaf.org.uk/ Feltmaker
delphinebrooksmixed galleries/linda-gifford www.jennypepper.com
mediaartist
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Rachel Pearcey Liliane Boutique Caro Ramsey Sue Trevor Textiles The Crafty Wytch Gill Banks Tamsin Francesca Hattie Kingston
www.racheljpearcey.com lilianeboutique.co.uk www.caroramsey.co.uk folksy.com/shops/SueTrevor www.thecraftywytch.co.uk www.hapticart.co.uk Jewellery www.hattiekingston.com
www.tamsinfrancesca.co.uk
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BeeKayMakes Craft Room Silversoles Hellen Edwards Kit Mooi Sue Bibby Natali Stewart Helen Miller Art
www.beekaymakes.co.uk www.chick-peadesigns.co.uk www.silversoles.co.uk Artist www.etsy.com/uk/shop/ Embroidery natalistewart.co.uk/ www.helenmillerart.co.uk
www.helenedwards- KitMooi www.suebibbyembroidery.co.uk felt-gallery
textileartist.co.uk
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Embroidered Kate Guy Stitch and Make Sue Lancaster Emma Philippa Gemma Weewoollies Sarah Grove
Collection Printmaking Studio www.stitchedupand Maeve Rappensberger www.etsy.com/uk/shop/ www.sarahgrove.co.uk
www.embroidered www.kateguy.co.uk www.abijackson.com fleeced.com www.emmaphilippa Embroidery Weewoolliesuk
www.instagram.com/
collection.co.uk maeve.com gemmarappensberger
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Abigail Bury Caroline Bell Jude Shore Louise Goult Textiles Pam Butcher Freyelli Designs Habibe Acikgoz Heron Design
www.abigailbury.com Textiles www.instagram.com/ www.louisegoulttextiles. pam_butcher@hotmail.co.uk www.elliehipkinart.com www.habibelondon.com Studio
www.caroline-bell.co.uk judeshoredesigns wixsite.com/textileart www.herondesignstudio.com
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Alison Dupernex Kumadori ArtsFindlay Stephanie Wilkinson Brenda Gibson srh-apparel Penny Seume Manijeh
www.alisondupernex.co.uk www.kumadori.co.uk www.artsfindlay.co.uk www.stephaniewilkinson.co.uk www.brendagibson.com www.sarahrich-harrison.com www.pennyseume.co.uk www.manijeh.co.uk
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Penelope Cream Carolyn Wallis Lily Bloomwood Dinky Hats Grace’s Favours Jessye Boulton Jennie Jackson Jules Hogan
www.penelopecream.com www.carolynwallis.com www.behance.net/ dinkyhats.co.uk www.gracesfavours.co.uk Knitwear Design Knitwear
lilybloomwood www.jessyeboulton.com www.jenniejackson.co.uk www.juleshogan.com
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Bridget Linda Dooley tracy.mac.makes Monica Boxley Jo Dewar Wire and Elfn Linda Jenkins Armi Maddison
Bernadette Karn www.dooleyknitwear.com www.tracy-mac-makes.com www.monicaboxley.com Textile Artist www.elfn.co.uk www.instagram.com/ www.no5workshops.com
www.bridgetbernadette www.jodewar.com bluesunart
karn.com
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floor plan
Kat Gwilliam Carol Outram Sue Pearl Textile Anarchist
www.kategwilliam.com www.feltbetter.com www.feltbetter.com www.textileanarchist.com
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Sharon Brown Rocketfullofpie
www.instagram.com/ rocketfullofpie.com
sharonjbrownartist
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