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Articles
Lane, Mary, et al., "Inspiration & Creativity" with concurrent
Web Exhibition: "Inspiration & Creativity"
List of Articles

Awards

Award for Excellence in Tapestry
Program Information
Presentation Statement .pdf
Winner's Biography / Public Relations Information Form .pdf
Award for Excellence Recipients
List of Winners 2004-2008

ATA Student Award
Guidelines .pdf
ATA Student
Award Recipients
2008 Erica Diazoni
2007 Melinda Heal
2006 Mary Caitlin Sellers

Distance Learning and Helping Hands

Educational Retreat
• Next retreat plans in process

Educator Roster
ATA Educator Roster
ATA Educator Roster - List in Alphabetical Order

News + Resources

Also check the Members portion of this website with educational features such as issues of Tapestry Topics Online and Tapestry Topics Feature Articles as well as further information on our Programs.

Education

 

Articles

Newest Educational Article

"Inspiration & Creativity" - Curated by Mary Lane with four artists

with concurrent ATA Web Gallery exhibition "Inspiration & Creativity"

Peter Horn

Kay Lawrence

Murray Gibson

Joanne Soroka

Lighter than Air

Water is Everything

Three Fates, detail of Clotho

Golden

ATA has begun producing certain articles for the purpose of presenting the information online. Check the list of articles here.

 

Awards

Award for Excellence in Tapestry

Program information is available online. For past awards check our List of Winners. In 2007, ATA's Award for Excellence in Tapestry for 2007 went to:

Donna Contractor of Albuquerque, New Mexico
Tommye Scanlin of Dahlonega, Georgia
Sharon Warren of Three Rivers, California

ATA Student Award

The 2008 ATA Student Award went to Erica Diazoni of San Jose State University.

 

Distance Learning

The Distance Learning program is designed for intermediate tapestry weavers who want to pursue an in depth study of a tapestry topic with guidance and mentoring from a more experienced tapestry weaver. An intermediate weaver is defined as someone who can warp a loom and who has woven several small tapestries or samplers. This is meant to be a self directed and well-defined program of study. Students are encouraged to narrow the range of study so that it can be completed within one year. Description and contact information located in our Members section here.

Helping Hands

The Helping Hands distance learning program is designed for beginning tapestry weavers who want to begin exploring tapestry with guidance and mentoring from a more experienced tapestry weaver. The student must be an ATA member.  A beginning weaver is defined as someone who has little experience or one who has completed an introductory level workshop.  This program will introduce students to warping a loom, shape building, warp and weft balance, and beginning cartoon development. Find a full description and contact information here.

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ATA Educational Retreat

Plans for the next Educational Retreat are still in process. Look here for future updates!