From painting flower power on her father’s car to water blasting antique linens in her New Zealand studio, fibre artist Jacki Barklie has never been one to follow rules. In this episode, Jacki explores scale, resistance, and identity in her richly layered practice – one that celebrates risk-taking, material curiosity, and the quiet power of the unsaid. Visit our website to view Jacki’s work, explore our courses, or dive into more articles and interviews.
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From painting flower power on her father’s car to water blasting antique linens in her New Zealand studio, fibre artist Jacki Barklie has never been one to follow rules. In this episode, Jacki explores scale, resistance, and identity in her richly layered practice – one that celebrates risk-taking, material curiosity, and the quiet power of the unsaid. Visit our website to view Jacki’s work, explore our courses, or dive into more articles and interviews.
From the archives: Invisible threads and visible truths with Shin-hee Chin
Friday Feature Artist
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4 months ago
From the archives: Invisible threads and visible truths with Shin-hee Chin
Fibre and mixed media artist Shin-hee Chin stitches portraits, installations and quilted forms that honour the quiet strength of womanhood and the complexity of belonging. Drawing on spirituality, feminism and Eastern philosophy, her art invites reflection on care, identity and paradox. Her recent piece Viriditas (Greenness) won Best of Show at Quilt National '25, celebrating innovation in contemporary quiltmaking! Visit our website to view Shin-hee’s work, explore our courses, or dive into m...
Friday Feature Artist
From painting flower power on her father’s car to water blasting antique linens in her New Zealand studio, fibre artist Jacki Barklie has never been one to follow rules. In this episode, Jacki explores scale, resistance, and identity in her richly layered practice – one that celebrates risk-taking, material curiosity, and the quiet power of the unsaid. Visit our website to view Jacki’s work, explore our courses, or dive into more articles and interviews.
