Resisting Color: Textiles Tied and Dyed

Begin Date2008-04-27
End Date2008-08-24
CuratorsCarol Robbins
Last Harvested At2021-01-16
Credit LineResisting Color: Textiles Tied and Dyed is organized by the Dallas Museum of Art. Air transportation provided by American Airlines.
LocationFocus Gallery II
OrganizerDallas Museum of Art
DescriptionArgentina, Chile, Ecuador, Guatemala, Indonesia, and Algeria are just a few of the nations represented in the sixteen-work textile exhibition Resisting Color: Textiles Tied and Dyed. Half of the pieces in the exhibition are recent additions to the Museum's collections and will be shown here for the first time. Ranging in date from the late 19th to mid-20th century, these textiles represent two dyeing techniques that were used to achieve pattern. Most were used for clothing, while some served ceremonial functions. A selection of books on textiles and dyeing will be available in the exhibition room for further research. Resisting Color: Textiles Tied and Dyed is organized by the Dallas Museum of Art.
NotesExhibition Tour: Sunday, April 27, 3:00 p.m. Join Carol Robbins, The Ellen and Harry S. Parker III Curator of the Arts of the Americas and the Pacific, for an exhibition tour of Resisting Color: Textiles Tied and Dyed.
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