Fabricated Stories
Students work
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Fabricated Stories
Project Summary
Exploring textiles. A collaboration between Craftspace and Saltley School.
The core of the exhibition results from a residency of London based textiles artist Natasha Kerr and Birmingham writer Wanjiku Nyachae at Saltley School in Birmingham. The artists worked with a group of Year 10 art and design students at the school to create textile narratives incorporating aspects of their own and their families' history, memory and identity.
Artists
Natasha Kerr, textile artist.
Wanjiku Nyachae, writer.
Jenni Allen, textile artist.
Photographs © : Chris Smart, Craftspace
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