If you’re lucky enough to find yourself in the tiny French village of Poncé-sur-le-Loir from 28-31 July, you are in for an e-textile treat! As part of the eTextile Summer Camp 2014, there will be an exhibition showcasing some of the work of the participants.
Yellow things, 3D printed textile-friendly component holders by Contrechoc. Photo: Contrechoc
The Summer Camp exhibition at Paillard Contemporary Arts Centre will host a wide range of work, from academically funded research to artistic collaborations and DIY explorations.
The Crying Dress by Kobakant. Photo: Kobakant
Some works are completely new and will be shown for the first time, while some of them will be more familiar. Definitely some of the most interesting e-textile explorations from the past few years will be on display, and if you’re lucky, you’ll catch the creators as well. A full list can be found here: http://etextile-summercamp.org/2014/exhibition/
Digital Lace by Sarah Taylor and Sarah Robertson. Photo: Sarahs Taylor and Robertson
Paillard Art Centre is about 2 hours drive south-west of Paris and its relatively isolated location lends is a special atmosphere where you’ll be able to see some of these works in an intimate setting.
The Human Harp by Di Mainstone with Becky Stewart. Photo: Becky Stewart
The exhibition will open on the evening of 28 July and run only until 31 July, so get it while it lasts!
