Museum of Design Atlanta (MODA) Spring Exhibits (Saturdays)
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Saturday May 17, 2025 12:00 PM EDT
Cost: $10 General Admission, student/senior discounts
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CRITIC’S PICK: Threads of Change — Design & Data, Museum of Design Atlanta — This textile art exhibition comprises six captivating shows that depict environmental concerns amidst the frailty and pulchritude of our planet. Artists featured are Margaret and Christine Wertheim (Crochet Coral Reef); Sandra Sawatzky (Black Gold Tapestry); Karen Norberg (Knitted Brains 1 and 2); Adrian Baker (Net-Work); Bonnie Peterson (Geoscience Embroideries); Nathalie Miebach (Chutes & Ladders, Singing Sailors, 3 Cranes and Restless); and The Knit Wits (Tempestries). Christopher Knight of the Los Angeles Times called portions of the art on display “gorgeous, absurd and socially productive.” — Kevin C. Madigan
From the venue:
Experience the transformative power of textile art in THREADS of CHANGE an exhibition that explores the intricate connection between humanity and the natural world. By translating scientific data into striking textile installations, this exhibition brings vital environmental issues to life, inspiring action and fostering a deeper understanding of our planet. Discover works that highlight the beauty and fragility of the Earth, including:
- Crochet Coral Reef by Margaret and Christine Wertheim: A stunning representation of ocean ecosystems under threat.
- Black Gold Tapestry by Sandra Sawatzky: A detailed visual narrative tracing humanity’s complex relationship with oil.
- Knitted Brains 1 and 2 by Karen Norberg: A creative depiction of human neurology in textile form.
- Net-Work by Adrian Baker: A reflection on the interconnectedness of life through fiber art.
- Geoscience Embroideries by Bonnie Peterson: Vibrant works that translate climate and geoscience data into tangible art.
- Chutes & Ladders, Singing Sailors, 3 Cranes, and Restless by Nathalie Miebach: Data-driven sculptures inspired by weather and environmental phenomena.
- Tempestries by the Knit Wits from North Decatur Presbyterian Church: The Tempestry Project is a global initiative that uses hand-knit or crocheted temperature data to create visual representations of climate change, turning temperature records into beautiful, personalized works of art.
Join us to see how design and creativity can illuminate critical environmental challenges and inspire meaningful change.
Museum of Design Atlanta (MODA) Spring Exhibi... | 05/17/2025 12:00 PM