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Abdul Soumphonphakdy
The Japanese archipelago is home to extremely diverse cultures that made clothing and other textile objects in a kaleidoscope of materials and designs. This exhibition will focus on the resourcefulness of humans to create textiles from local materials like fish skin, paper, elm bark, nettle, banana leaf fiber, hemp, wisteria, deerskin, cotton, silk, and wool. It will showcase rare and exceptional examples of robes, coats, jackets, vests, banners, rugs, and mats, made between around 1750 and 1930, including the royal dress of subtropical Okinawa, ceremonial robes of the Ainu from northern Japan and the Russian Far East, and folk traditions from throughout Japan.
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GMA is a division of the Advanced Textiles Association (ATA), a trade association comprised of member companies representing the global specialty fabrics and advanced textiles marketplace.
Ancient textiles have played a major role in the social, economic, and religious structures of communities around the world. Iconic, indigenous clothes are imbued with unique designs and patterns. Some are believed to have magical powers and designed to carry specific meanings and wishes. Often complementing traditional dance and music, these textiles amplify a sense of community, identity, and expression.
Motivated by the craftsmanship and connections of cultural textiles such as Javanese Batik or Balinese Ikat to their traditional performance arts, we began to apply an artistic approach into technological textile design and merge new materials, sensing technologies, and digital fabrication with contemporary dance and music into one united and harmonious piece of object and performance.
New smart materials and digital fabrication technologies have modernized and pushed forward textile design, fabrication, and applications. Textile's physical and functional properties can now be tuned at the resolution of a fiber, a particle coating, a loop structure, or a multi-dimensional knit layer. These textiles can be fully customized from the micro, meso, to macro-scale and computationally designed and fabricated to form a seamless and functional sensate skin. Patterns, colors, texture, thickness, elasticity, breathability, conductivity, and other electromechanical parameters can be engineered through fiber-fabric structures or material choices.
The tapis design is composed of multi-layer knitted textiles. The top and bottom layers are orthogonal conductive line matrices knitted within a single operation using multi-material twisted yarns. The middle layer is a knitted piezo-resistive textile, a pressure-sensitive layer that interfaces with the conductive matrices to create a sensing grid. The dense geometrical patterns of the stars scattered around the brushstroke details in the tapis represent 1800 pressure-sensing pixels (distributed in 15 MIDI Channels) and are inspired by the galactic space. Parametric design transformed these patterns into a 3-D spatial illusion to illustrate the multi-dimensionality of the sensor data.
The furry textures from the synthetic mink yarns provide a soft tactility for physical feedback and give an intimate and comforting feel of the tapis. The thermoplastic fibers were then steamed to melt the multi-layer knitted textiles into one rigid surface, giving it structural reinforcements. In addition, the outer-facing textile glows in the dark from the luminous yarns, bringing out the starry effects for night performance.
Tapis Magique demonstrates the interplay between art and technology, highlighting the deep emotional link between contemporary textiles, dance, and music through the physical-digital connection. It provides a canvas for dancers and sound artists to modulate sound, perform and compose a musical piece based on choreography and vice versa; it also creates an auditory-gestural synesthetic environment that invites and encourages audiences to interact and express themselves with the tapis, experiencing a magical connection that stimulates the body and mind.
The colors, the sets - down to the tiny details, and costumes have made me pause the show more than once to drink in everything in the frame. All of the mid-century modern glory (and the focus of having to read subtitles) have reignited my desire to make things.
If you want to automatically select English subtitles, then put "English" (not "en") in the "Subtitle language" field and it should automatically select the English language subtitles from your file if it is available. This likely does not work if the language is not properly tagged in the file, and I don't think it is possible to select the second English subtitles as you specified automatically.
SUBTITLESThese are different for some reason; I guess it's as the user above said, and subtitle track IDs begin after the audio track IDs end. My particular subtitle options were "disabled", "(signs/songs) English" and "English subtitles". For English subs, this is what worked for me:
Mahota Textiles is the first textile company envisioned and owned by a North American tribe. We create meaningful textiles that elevate the beauty and treasured culture, inspired by our Southeast heritage. Our textiles tell our stories in expressive imagery and soft, warm woven material. Visit their website to learn more! Mahota Textiles
CiCLO technology allows microbes to treat synthetic fibers like natural fibers. When CiCLO-treated synthetic textiles unavoidably shed microfibers and the fibers ultimately end up in landfills, soil, sea water, and/or waste treatment plants, microbes are attracted to the material and can build functional entities to digest the molecules similarly to how they do with naturally biodegradable materials.
Fiqa is the first textile brand on the market to offer soft and durable fabrics for indoor and outdoor use. A brand-new category of modern textiles with a revolutionary and innovative approach that eliminates the limits of traditional fabrics and blurs the boundaries between interior and exterior.
We set our bar high and always aim for the best results. We are proud to say that our fabrics meet the strictest requirements for the severe contract market. Fiqa textiles carry the OEKO-TEX label, are GREENGUARD Gold certified and IMO certified. Caring for people and our planet is one of our main objectives. We make sure you can choose and use our fabrics without any worries.
From fiber to finish, Archroma plays a key role throughout the entire value chain, with specialty chemicals for the pretreatment, dyeing, printing, and finishing of apparel, home textiles, technical textiles, paper, packaging, paints, and more. We are also known for our advancements in processing technologies and for the introduction of innovative tools that further support partners to save resources while improving productivity and efficiency.
Anna Maria earned an honors BFA in Drawing from the University of Tennessee in 1995 before opening a small handmade clothing shop with her mom the same year. Designing and sewing a clothing label while managing a shop for five years primed her for a career in textiles and small business.
Dorothy Liebes continues to inspire Jefferson students, and samples of her textiles are some of the most requested items in the collection. As sustainability has become an important part of fashion and textiles today, her work is viewed as a wonderful example of using materials around you to create beautiful fabric.
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Following the Thread provides a critical view of the delicate balance Indigenous communities of fabric-makers face as they struggle to maintain age-old artisanal practices in a globalized market economy. In the Peruvian Andes, textiles are omnipresent in the lives of Indigenous people; they are both eminently practical and stunningly beautiful as generations of weavers have applied their creativity to invent techniques and designs found nowhere else in the world. (Kathy Brew and Roberto Guerra, 2021, Spanish and Quechua with English and Spanish subtitles, 22 minutes)
Soil Stabilization
The act of improving soil properties by inclusion of reinforcing elements, chemical substances, compaction or other methods. Geotextiles or Geogrid or cement can be used in helping improve the structural properties of soils