Warp & Weft: The Woven Histories of Art and Design is an exploration of the intricate relationship between textiles, art, and design across cultures and time periods. This compelling panel discussion delves into the ways weaving, embroidery, and other fiber arts have shaped visual and material culture highlighting how woven materials have not only served functional purposes but also conveyed stories, identities, and innovations. 

  

Panelists 

Chris Angelle, Chris Angelle Design 

Leigh Arnold, PhD, Curator Nasher Sculpture Center 

Jennifer Carvalho, Owner/Director Carvalho Park gallery, New York 

Ben Lee Ritchie Handler, Partner and Global director of Nicodim Gallery 

Su Wu, Curator of Dallas Contemporary's You Stretched Diagonally Across It: Contemporary Tapestry 
Moderated by Terri Provencal, Founder and Editor-in-Chief PATRON