![]() |
| artwork by Joanna Vasconcelos |
Joanna Vasconcelos was the first woman and the youngest contemporary artist to exhibit in Château de Versailles, Paris (2012).
![]() |
| artwork by Joanna Vasconcelos |
Ida taught teenagers and young adults in highschool for many years and wrote columns about the cosmos and everyday life. For a long time she has been involved with contemporary art and has curated textile art exhibitions. In recent years her focus is mainly on creating her own multidisciplinary art and writing blogs about feminist-oriented and multimedia artists. More info: idabrookhart@gmail.com
![]() |
| mixed media object by Ida Brookhart |
Ida taught teenagers and young adults in highschool for many years and wrote columns about the cosmos and everyday life. For a long time she has been involved with contemporary art and has curated textile art exhibitions. In recent years her focus is mainly on creating her own multidisciplinary art and writing blogs about feminist-oriented and multimedia artists. More info: idabrookhart@gmail.com
![]() |
| sculpture by Judith Scott |
Ida taught teenagers and young adults in highschool for many years and wrote columns about the cosmos and everyday life. For a long time she has been involved with contemporary art and has curated textile art exhibitions. In recent years her focus is mainly on creating her own multidisciplinary art and writing blogs about feminist-oriented and multimedia artists. More info: idabrookhart@gmail.com
Ida taught teenagers and young adults in highschool for many years and wrote columns about the cosmos and everyday life. For a long time she has been involved with contemporary art and has curated textile art exhibitions. In recent years her focus is mainly on creating her own multidisciplinary art and writing blogs about feminist-oriented and multimedia artists. More info: idabrookhart@gmail.com
![]() |
| een deel van Claudy Jongstra's textiel installatie in de Queen Mary Universiteit in London |
Ida taught teenagers and young adults in highschool for many years and wrote columns about the cosmos and everyday life. For a long time she has been involved with contemporary art and has curated textile art exhibitions. In recent years her focus is mainly on creating her own multidisciplinary art and writing blogs about feminist-oriented and multimedia artists. More info: idabrookhart@gmail.com
Ida taught teenagers and young adults in highschool for many years and wrote columns about the cosmos and everyday life. For a long time she has been involved with contemporary art and has curated textile art exhibitions. In recent years her focus is mainly on creating her own multidisciplinary art and writing blogs about feminist-oriented and multimedia artists. More info: idabrookhart@gmail.com
![]() |
| Renato Dib – Air Embroidery, Installation (2015) |
Ida taught teenagers and young adults in highschool for many years and wrote columns about the cosmos and everyday life. For a long time she has been involved with contemporary art and has curated textile art exhibitions. In recent years her focus is mainly on creating her own multidisciplinary art and writing blogs about feminist-oriented and multimedia artists. More info: idabrookhart@gmail.com
Ida taught teenagers and young adults in highschool for many years and wrote columns about the cosmos and everyday life. For a long time she has been involved with contemporary art and has curated textile art exhibitions. In recent years her focus is mainly on creating her own multidisciplinary art and writing blogs about feminist-oriented and multimedia artists. More info: idabrookhart@gmail.com
![]() |
| Sheila Hicks met 'The Treaty of Chromatic Zones' Parijs. Fotograaf: Christobal Zanartu. |
Ida taught teenagers and young adults in highschool for many years and wrote columns about the cosmos and everyday life. For a long time she has been involved with contemporary art and has curated textile art exhibitions. In recent years her focus is mainly on creating her own multidisciplinary art and writing blogs about feminist-oriented and multimedia artists. More info: idabrookhart@gmail.com