HALI London
Celebrating 40 years and 200 editions of HALI magazine, HALI London was the first London festival devoted to the art and history of textiles.
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The ubiquitous ikat
We are excited to announce a new feature in the front section of HALI Magazine. ‘The Common Thread’ focuses on different textile types from around the world with a shared theme, either decorative or technical. In our latest issue, HALI 200, we look at ikat weavings.
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HALI Fair, Mall Galleries, 27 – 30 June 2019
The countdown has begun to the opening of the the HALI Fair at the Mall Galleries on 27 June! This new addition to London Art Week offers the chance to view and acquire exquisite textile treasures from a whole host of highly acclaimed international dealers.
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Madge Gill: Myrninerest, William Morris Gallery
The most comprehensive survey of Madge Gill’s work to date.
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Chinese Rugs and Mats at David Sorgato Gallery
David Sorgato’s current gallery exhibition in Milan will focus on Chinese rugs and mats.
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‘IKATS, Cloths of life’, Musée Bargoin
An exhibition of ikats will take place at the Musée Bargoin in Clermont-Ferrand, France, from 18 May to 22 September, 2019.
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‘Asian Textiles: Art and Trade Along the Silk Road’, Dallas Museum of Art
Drawn from Dallas Museum of Art’s collection and currently on show, ‘Asian Textiles: Art and Trade Along the Silk Road’ has been extended until 18 August 2019.
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JAPON & JOUY / Dialogues between Sarasa and Indiennes
‘JAPON & JOUY / Dialogues between Sarasa and Indiennes’ at the Musée de la Toile de Jouy—an exhibition of Japanese textiles belonging to the private collection of Ana Berger—has been extended until 19 May 2019.
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The Seventh R.L. Shep Triennial Symposium on Textiles and Dress
A one-day symposium exploring Central Asian ikat textiles, will be held in conjunction with the current exhibition at LACMA devoted to a generous gift from a leading local collection, that is testament to the near universal appeal of Central Asian silk ikat.
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‘Multaka: Connecting Threads’, at Oxford’s Pitt Rivers Museum
Members of a migrant-volunteer programme in Oxford are behind a new display of textiles at the Pitt Rivers Museum.
