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OATG newsletters:
31 - 38
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Asian Textiles - Newsletter
No 39 - 32p, February 2008 |
| World-renowned Textile Conservation Centre faces closure - Nick Fielding |
| Central Asian Ikats at the V&A from the Rau Collection - Ruby Clark |
| Consigned to the saleroom - without the benefit of guaranteed visiting rights - Sheila Paine |
| Unravelling the mysteries of the Karakalpaks - David and Sue Richardson |
| My mother's treasured textiles - Phyllis Nye |
| Revealing the beauty and splendour of Arabian costume - www.mansoojat.org |
| The Ashmolean Museum's new textile gallery: A phoenix of splendour and brilliance - Ruth Barnes |
OATG visits and meetings: Burmese woven tapes with a meritorious message; Captivating collection of Kyrgyz textiles - plus members' 'show and tell'. |
| Falling in love with indigo: Aimee Payton at the 'Indigo: Global Perspectives' conference in Brighton |
Book reviews: Chinese Dress, from the Qing Dynasty to the Present, Garrett, Valery; Textiles of South-East Asia, Thompson, Angela; The Art of Indonesian Textiles, The E M Bakwin Collection at the Art Institute of Chicago, Majlis, Brigitte Khan; Uzbek Embroidery in the Nomadic Tradition: The Jack A and Aviva Robinson Collection at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts, Fitz Gibbon, Kate and Hale, Andrew; Chinese Braid Embroidery, Carey, Jacqui; Russian Textiles: Printed Cloths for the Bazaars of Central Asia, Meller, Susan. |
| UK and Oveseas events |
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Newsletter
No 38 - 32p, October 2007 |
| Phyllis Nye, our founding
editor, retires - Ruth Barnes |
| And a new editor takes
over - Nick Fielding |
| News: Remarkable find
in 2500-year old Chinese tomb; Arts and Ethnology Centre opens in
Luang Prabang, Laos; Jun Tomita, master of the Japanese art of kasuri (ikat) weaving; Washington's Textile Museum set for major expansion. |
| Ceremonial coverlets from Japan: Japanese Fukusa textiles
from the Meiji Period - Hiroko McDermott |
| Japanese wrapping textiles at the Horniman - Fiona Kerlogue |
| Cataloguing the Iranian
Qajar textile collection at the V&A - Jennifer Wearden |
| OATG visits and meetings:
The British Museum Store, the Bhutanese and Indonesian collections
of Lesley Pullen and Mary Kinipple's collection of Tibetan textiles |
| Book reviews: Crafting Beauty in Mondern Japan catalogue for the exhibition:
'Japan's 'Living National Treasures' at the British Museum, Nicole
Rousmaniere (ed); Minority Textile Techniques, Costumes from
South-West China Ruth Smith (ed); Architectural Textiles:
Tent Bands of Central Asia, by Richard Isaacson; Natural
Dyes: Sources, Tradition, Technology and Science, by Dominique
Cardon, trans. Caroline Higgit; Material choices: Refashioning
bast and leaf fibres in Asia and the Pacific, Roy
W. Hamilton and B. Lynne Milgram (eds); Balotra: The complex
language of print, Emma Ronald. |
| Events in
the UK and abroad |
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Newsletter
No 37 - 32p, June 2007 |
| Miao Textiles: Some
Traditional Processes - Marie Claire Quiquemelle, translated by
Graham Narramore |
| The Bronze Weaver: A
Recent Acquisition at the National Gallery of Australia - Ruth Barnes |
| A "Japanese Gown"
- Shelley Tobin |
| Kimono with a History
- Anna Jackson |
| Resource Centre for Weavers Studio, Kolkata (Calcutta) - Darshan
Shah |
| Reports of OATG Meetings |
| A New Book on Kyrgyzstan
- Nicholas Fielding |
| Exhibitions:
Two Indigo Shows - Jenny Balfour-Paul; Surprising Finds at the British
Library - Phyllis Nye |
| Other Exhibitions,
UK and Overseas |
| Symposium |
| OATG Website |
| OATG Subscriptions |
| OATG Officers |
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Newsletter
No 36 - 32p, February 2007 |
| The revival of Silk
Ikats in Uzbekistan - Philippa Watkins |
| What's in a Name? Creating
a Dyestuff Analysis Database - Richard Laurensen |
| Pile Textiles in Central
Tibet - Chris Buckley |
| International Natural
Dye Conference in Hyderabad |
| Reports of Meetings |
| Letter to the Editor |
| Museums Round-Up |
| Books |
| Exhibiton:
Indigo: A Blue to Dye For |
| Other Exhibitions,
UK and Overseas |
| Symposium |
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Newsletter
No 35 - 32p, October 2006 |
| On the Trail of Ancient
Dyes in Central Asia - Richard Laursen |
| The Binding of Isaac
and Linen Beating: Textile Processes as Metaphors - Nahum Ben-Yehuda |
| After the Tsunami:
Recovery of Lace-Making in Sri Lanka - Indira Malwatte |
| The OATG Trip to Manchester
- Barbara Isaac |
| Knitting Numbers: A
Tribute to Alison Smith |
| Hurrah for Virgin Trains!
- Phyllis Nye |
| Museums Round-Up |
| Books |
| Exhibition:
Khmer Silks at the Horniman Museum |
| Other Exhibitions,
UK and Overseas |
| Lectures and Events |
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Newsletter
No 34 - 32p, June 2006 |
| Shan court Textiles
at the Brighton Museum and Art Gallery - Helen Mears |
| Lakher Women's Clothing
in the Pitt Rivers Museum - Martha Brundin |
| Sazigyo: Textile Texts
- Ralph Isaacs |
| Reports of OATG Meetings |
| Letter to the Editor:
Patterns and Culture Network |
| Museums Round-Up |
| Book review
- Fraser, David W. & Barbara G., Mantles of Merit: Chin
Textiles from Myanmar, India and Bangladesh |
| Other Recent
Books and Publications |
| Exhibition:
Faraway Festival Costumes of the Minorities of Ghuizou Province,
South West China travelling exhibition within the Hampshire
County Council Museums and Archives Service - Eastleigh, Aldershot
and Willis Museums |
| Other Exhibitions,
UK and Overseas |
| Conferences, Lectures
and Events |
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Newsletter
No 33 - 28p, February 2006 |
| Rotation of Textiles
in the Nehru Gallery of Indian Art, Victoria and Albert Museum -
Linda Hillyer |
| Turkish Hand-knitted
Stocking - Biret Tavman |
| Pigrimage: The Sacred
Journey, Textiles in the Exhibition at the Ashmolean Museum - Ruth
Barnes |
| Reports of OATG Meetings |
| Museums Round-Up |
| Book reviews
- King, Brenda M., Silk and Empire; Hann, M.A. & Thomas,
B.G. Patterns or Culture: Decorative Weaving Techniques |
| Other Recent
Books and Publications |
| Exhibition:
Treasured Textiles: Cloth and Clothing Around the World at
the Pitt Rivers Museum |
| Other Exhibitions |
| Lectures and Events |
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Newsletter
No 32 - 32 pp, October 2005 |
| Japanese Textiles in
the Horniman Museum - Ann Hecht |
| Textiles from Easternmost
Indonesia - David and Sue Richardson |
| Power, Pattern and Projection
in Japanese Textiles - Marion Maule |
| Building a Collection:
Asian Textiles in the Spencer Museum of Art, University of Kansas
- Mary Dusenbury |
| Obituary - Oliver Impey |
| Panels with Cranes and
Irises: An essay presented in memory of Oliver Impey - Mary Dusenbury |
| Reports of OATG Meetings |
| Museums Round-Up |
| Book reviews
- Kuchler, Susanne and Were, Graeme: Pacific Pattern |
| Other Recent
Books and Publications |
| Exhibitions |
| Conferences, Symposia,
Lectures and Events |
| Lectures and Events |
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Newsletter
No 31 - 32 pp, June 2005 |
| Asian Felt in the Collections
of the Horniman Museum - Kirsten Halliday |
| The Significance of
Silk: Indian Silk and its Connexions with the English Silk Industry
- Brenda King |
| A Fashion for Ethics:
Some Thoughts on "Ethical" Consumerism and Fashion - Emma
Dick |
| Reports of OATG Meetings |
| The Thai Textile Society |
| Letter - Textile Enthusiasts
in Singapore |
| Museums Round-Up |
| Book
Reviews - Smith, Ruth: Miao Embroidery from South West China:
Textiles from The Gina Corrigan Collection (Researchers:
Margaret Baker, Gina Corrigan, Ros Downing, Marianne Ellis, Cobi
Erskine, Deryn O'Connor, Thea Nield, Jeru Pinel, Phyllis Smith,
Ruth Smith). |
| Other Recent
Books and Publications |
| Exhibition: Nonya
Kebaya at the Asian Civilisations Museum, Singapore |
| Other Exhibitions |
| Conferences,
Symposia, Lectures and Events |
| Index
for Newsletters Nos. 23-31 October 2002 to June 2005 |
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