Market Tote Weaving Workshop with Jessie Mordine Young Saturday, Nov 2 10am - 1:30pm
Designed for beginners and weaving enthusiasts alike, this hands-on session offers an opportunity to learn essential techniques in 3-dimensional weaving to create a form. In this 3.5-hour workshop, you'll craft your own woven shoulder bag / market tote. Under the guidance of textile artist and educator Jessie Mordine Young, you'll master the fundamentals of weaving while bringing your vision to life, resulting in a personalized art object that reflects your style. This design is perfect for the beach or shopping at your local Farmer's Market, but is also great for daily wear. All materials will be provided, including a collection of intentionally sourced, naturally dyed yarns, arrangement designed by Third Season to bring home in your new tote and refreshments.
Saturday, November 2nd 10am-1:30pm
This is an introductory class for beginners, but all skills levels are welcome.
BioJessie Mordine Young (b. England, 1993) is a Brooklyn-based artist who researches, writes about, curates, makes and teaches textile art. She believes that textiles can be carriers of empathy, memory, and lived experience and that they are evidence of humanity. This sentiment is at the root of her art practice. In one of her more recent bodies of work, she embarked on a project of creating daily artworks, which she calls “woven drawings” or “thread sketches.” These pieces directly connect to her experiences in nature, where color and texture become tangible references to sites, sounds, and forms she finds when immersed in the landscape. Jessie is also enamored by the alchemy of the dye vat; she often paints her yarn and woven fabrics through a natural dye process and by thoughtfully sourcing plant matter.
She earned her BFA in Fiber and Material Studies and Art History from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago (SAIC) and an MA in Material Culture, Design History and Object Study from the Bard Graduate Center in NYC. She is a part-time faculty at Parsons School of Design. Through extensively researching various craft histories in her academic and former curatorial practice, she has developed an appreciation for slow, thoughtful acts of making as an act of autonomy.
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Tickets to this events are non-refundable. Please let us know if you wish to transfer your purchase to another guest if you are unable to attend.
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Event will be held in the Third Season Design Studio. Please enter on the Justine side of the building
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