In collaboration with Brockley Max, Projects Art Factory presents 'Textiles Reimagined' at The Honour Oak pub, an all-female exhibition curated by Margherita Nussio and Francesca Budini Gattai, showcasing the works of four international emerging artists. The exhibition explores themes of womanhood, non-conformity, creativity, and multiple identities. Delving into the historical significance of textiles, the artworks pay homage to tradition while pushing the boundaries of contemporary textile art.
Each piece weaves narratives that resonate beyond visual perception. Athena Nemeth and Nicole Chui use embroidery to challenge stereotypes and infuse traditional techniques with contemporary relevance. Renin Bilginer's work draws from diverse cultural influences, while Lucrezia Romanello emphasises sustainability in her bold fashion accessories. While designer and artist Tyanna led a Crochet Bucket Hat Workshop on the 1st floor of the pub which was sold-out after one week! "Textiles Reimagined" celebrates diversity in textile art, inviting viewers to reconsider its conventional boundaries and appreciate its transformative power.
Free entry to see the artworks presented at Textiles Reimagined, available on the ground floor of the pub from 18:00 till 22:00.
Find below the artists exhibited.