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Boundless Encounters—The Impression of the 2019 3rd Hangzhou Triennial of Fiber Art

Pages 136-143 | Published online: 30 Jun 2020
 

Abstract

The 3rd Hangzhou Triennial of Fiber Art, with a theme of “Boundless Encounters,” was held on November 26 2019 Zhejiang Art Museum. A total of 78 artworks by 40 artists/groups from 18 countries and regions were exhibited at the event, showcasing the experimental spirit and development trend of dynamic and trans-boundary fiber art. Apart from fiber artworks made by traditional fabrics, high-tech fiber artworks involving the use of new mediums are also on display at the event. Chinese artists performed well for both traditional and innovative fiber artworks. The triennial also covered several workshops that welcomed the participation of the general public, creating a positive impact to the society.

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Xu Jia

Xu Jia is a writer, curator and artist. She is the Organizer of the international symposium of Hangzhou Triennial of Fiber Art in 2019, and the Curator of Hangzhou Triennial of Fiber Art in 2016. She got a PhD degree in art history in China Academy of Art, Hangzhou in 2016, and is now working in fiber art department of CAA. [email protected]

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