Fibre objects and textiles are among the oldest and most diverse of human expressive forms. They are an integral component of our lives and contemporary aesthetic.
As a fibre and textile artist you’ll develop professional techniques in our on-site studio, building on learned historical methods and new contemporary classroom theories.
You’ll study a diverse variety of traditional and contemporary philosophies, ideas and practices including weaving, felting, dyeing, printing and pattern-making of wearable garments and non-wearable artworks.
Courses Include
- Craft and Design History
- Design for Production
- Dye Technology
- Fabric Construction and Design
- Loom Weaving
- Pattern Drafting and Clothing Design
- Professional Development, Practices and MArkeitng Strategies
Our high quality learning environment combines advanced methods and theories in two- and three-dimensional contexts with self-directed studio work to develop your signature tactile and visual language.
Program At-A-Glance
Length of Study:
10-Month
Accreditation:
Certificate
Campus:
Victoria Street, Nelson