Weaving has Part in New York University's Annual Spring Conference on Industrial Arts
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Report on the Annual Industrial-Arts Spring Conference held April 28-29, 1950 at New York University School of Education, with emphasis on handweaving in occupational therapy. It describes the exhibits: silk-screened textiles, a hospital-style wall hanging, and student work including goose-eye rugs by a partially sighted Venezuelan student, a tabby-weave lampshade and rug in pearl cotton and rug roving, and tabby scarves as beginner projects. It closes with remarks on broadening industrial arts teaching to cover the whole textile industry.
- Type
- Article
- Date
- Summer 1950
- Language
- English
- Pages
- 2
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- Copyright expired
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