Weave a Real Peace - Creating a Connected Textile Community -

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Meet a Member: Fireside Chat with Trisha Gupta

WARP Members Only Program. Trisha Gupta is an interdisciplinary artist and art educator whose practice involves community outreach, collaboration, and preservation.

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Meet a Member: Fireside Chat with Liz Gipson

WARP Members Only Program. Liz Gipson is a weaver, writer, and educator based in New Mexico. Her educational background is in community development and fiber arts.

Meet a Member: Fireside Chat with Kathy McHenry

WARP Members Only Program. Kathy McHenry grew up on the East Coast of the US, with strong Mid-West roots, nourished by color and design, but aware of the rules – for behavior, political expression and color harmony.

Meet a Member: Fireside Chat with Susan Weltman

WARP Members Only Program. Susan’s extensive travels have been an inspiration to her artistic endeavors, either visiting fiber artists or being influenced by the sights she has seen. Susan has been a WARP member since 2005.

Conoce a Nuestros Miembros: Fireside Chat con Margaret MacSems

EN ESPAÑOL Margaret MacSems fue fundamental en el desarrollo del colectivo textil Khadi Oaxaca en la Sierra Sur de Miahuatlán. También es cofundadora del colectivo de algodón nativo Ñu’u Ndito y actualmente está guiando el desarrollo de su cooperativa de productores.

Meet a Member: Fireside Chat with Margaret MacSems

Margaret MacSems was instrumental in the development of the Khadi Oaxaca textile collective in the Sierra Sur de Miahuatlan. She is also co-founder of the native cotton collective Ñu’u Ndito and is currently guiding the development of their producer’s cooperative.

Meet a Member: Fireside Chat with Mary-Anne Dalkowski

Weaving has been an integral part of Mary-Anne Dalkowski’s life for over 50 years as a means of expression, connection and growth.

Conoce a Nuestros Miembros: Fireside Chat con Christine Eber

EN ESPAÑOL Christine Eber ha sido miembro de WARP durante diez años. Se desempeña como coordinadora de Weaving for Justice, es voluntaria para ayudar a refugiados y solicitantes de asilo en la frontera entre Estados Unidos y México, y escribe poesía y novelas sobre las mujeres tzotzil y sus familias.