Cover of Issue #2
iPod case by Elliot Winard
Silk screened T-shirt by Jesse Alexander
Issue #2 is sold out. However, excerpts are available online. Issue #2 highlights included: how to make your own dyes from leaves and flowers, process your own motion picture film, and knit an iPod cosy. Guides to DIY silkscreening, T-shirt making, and ASCII textiles.
View excerpts.
A reception for issue #2 was held at Foxy Production on Friday, June 27, 2003. See press release and photos.
KnitKnit 2 was designed by Sabrina Gschwandtner.
Enclosed in 8.5" x 11" felt pouch with handsewn title-photocopied, unpaginated contents enclosed. Edition of 150.
Issue #2 Events:
KNITTED LIGHT
November 16, 2003
Ocularis
Galapagos Art and Performance Space
70 North 6th Street
Brooklyn, NY 11211
(718) 388-8713
An exploration of traditional handcraft and surface design through film and video by artists otherwise uninvolved with textiles. Ranging from the underground improvisations of Jack Smith to the educational approach of Charles and Ray Eames, these works blend the material presence of the image with the abstraction of repeated pattern and the ephemeral nature of touch.
Works shown included:
Charles and Ray Eames: "Textiles and Ornamental Arts of India," 1955
Jack Smith: "Scotch Tape," 1959/62
Yayoi Kusama / Jud Yalkut: "Kusama's Self Obliteration," 1967
Annabel Nicholson: "Slides," 1971
Joan Jonas/Richard Serra: "Veil," 1971
Stephen Beck: "Video Weavings," 1976
KNITTED LIGHT was curated by Sabrina Gschwandtner.