Bobbie Dreier, Anni Albers, and Ted Dreier, Lake George, New York, 1935. Photo negative: Josef Albers.

Chelsea—Anni Albers understood that weaving was more than the sum of its threads. A pioneer of considering textiles to be high art, she navigated the...
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Text by Aphra Natley

Photo by Martina Borsche

I think turbo-capitalism is destroying what we have painfully achieved as a species over recent decades.
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Text by Kostas Murkudis

Photo by IBM

Textile art, or as Anni Albers said, "the poetry of materials," has had many lives.
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Text by Pina Lomb