WHO ART YOU / IN CONVERSATION WITH CELINE
Sam Slipkovich
Enter Sam’s practice through textiles and narrative objects, where feeling, loss and characters take shape through slow making.
ONE QUESTION TO WATCH WITH
How does reading a story change when it is stitched into cloth rather than written on paper?
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FROM CONVERSATION TO WORK
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I woke up with the sun on my face introduces the artist’s textile storytelling through the public portfolio, without implying that it appears in the interview.
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I woke up with the sun on my face, textile work.
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YOUR TURN
How does reading a story change when it is stitched into cloth rather than written on paper?
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