Tracking Cloth examines the hybridisation of textiles in contemporary Australian practice with a focus on the influences from cultures other than ones own, through the interface of travel, migration and trade. Practitioners, researchers and students are invited to the symposium to expand the dialogue surrounding the exhibition.
Tracking Cloth will close at Wollongong City Gallery on March 28, 2004.

To receive a registration form contact Emma Rutherford via e-mail or by phone: 02-42215217 or 42213996.

Tracking Cloth

Day 1: Friday 26th March 2004,
10am-3pm
Artists Talks, Wollongong City Gallery
Free Admission.

Day 2: Saturday 27th March,
8:30am-5:30pm
Seminar, University of Wollongong.
If interested in presenting a paper please contact Sue.
Abstracts are due by August 30th, 2003.
Mail to: Sue Blanchfield, Faculty of Creative Arts, University of Wollongong, NSW 2522 or e-mail: Sue
Seminar (plus lunch) $66/$44 concession.
"Connecting the Fringe" a selection of traditional textiles from the Howard and Wendy Jones collection. FCA Gallery, UOW. (opening 6:30pm).

Dinner, 7:30pm,
Food Re-Thought, UOW.
$35 for 2 course meal - pay on the night.

Day 3: Sunday 28th March,
9am-4pm
Shibori workshop with Keiko Amenomori Schmeisser, UOW. This workshop is limited to 16 participants. Payment of $66 (materials/GST inclusive) required to confirm position.

Registration is still open. To register your interest and receive more information please contact Emma Rutherford (emmar@uow.edu.au) for registration form or click below to download. Ph: 02-42215217 or 42213996.

Click here to download registration form.