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The mission of non-profit Textile Study Group of New York Inc. is to educate and promote a wider appreciation of fiber art among the larger art community and the public in general and to inspire and support artists who share a mutual commitment to fiber as a medium for artistic expression.
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NEXT MEETING
April 15, 2026 – 7pm
Geraldine Craig
Craig’s creative work includes social practice. As the founder of The Earl Project (2018) - a community arts program for veterans/soldiers that promotes creativity through burn-out art workshops and contributions to a community cloth - she received an Artistic Innovations Grant by Mid-America Arts Alliance & National Endowment for the Arts (2018-19) and KSU 2018 University Small Research Grant. She also completed a thirty-feet long mixed media art commission for the University of Kansas Medical School-Salina with Nelson Smith (2018). She’s been selected as an International Artist-in-Residence for residencies in Thailand (2018) and Morocco (2016), and Michigan Council for Arts & Cultural Affairs Individual Artist Grant. Craig’s work has been exhibited across the U.S.A., and in England, Mexico, Morocco, Thailand, Japan.
NEXT PRE-MEETING
April 15, 2026 – 6pm
Geri Hahn & Lin Qiqing
Geri Hahn
I live in the liminal space between sound and vision, and see myself as a conduit for exchange and transformation....As a synesthete, I naturally see sound in shapes and colors. Synesthesia is a neurological trait where the stimuli to one part of the brain also triggers those of other senses in a consistent but unique manner. Inspirations for my art come from electronic music, where the timbre and the image don’t change and can be drawn, as well as the patterns I see in archetypal experiences such as awareness of aging, attachment to place, or emotions such as elation or exasperation.
Lin Qiqing
She is a textile artist based in NYC. As a former award-winning journalist from China, she tells stories about human relationships, gender, immigration, and language through her distinctive figurative weaving, made with hand-spun paper yarn and collages of paper and fabric. She graduated with an MFA in Textiles at Parsons School of Design in 2023 and a BA in journalism in 2014.
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