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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 brookhart, textile art
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| Textile has a universal female voice |
Dutch Ida Brookhart is a visual artist who mainly works with (vintage) textiles and waste. In her wall objects she transforms discarded yarns and strips of textile into artistic objects by reinterpreting the versatility of the material. The artist’s choice of materials communicates her concern with issues around consumerism, inequality and the environment.
In much of Brookhart's art, the viewer finds a playful appeal. It feels important to her to mix the different disciplines such as weaving, crochet, pleated, origami and acrylic so that each piece awakens in the viewer the spirit of curiosity and play that led to their creation. It also showcases Brookhart's vibrant appeal with experimental materials.
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
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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
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