Micala Sidore (Northampton, Massachusetts) studied at the Manufacture Nationale des Gobelins in Paris and has woven and exhibited tapestries for 40 years. She lectures and teaches throughout the world.
"Gloriously produced . . . the photography and reproduction is of
the highest standard. . . . Contemplation, immersion, and sheer
enjoyment prevail. . . . Represents a genuine celebration of this
art form. . . . Sidore has made a real contribution to all who are
creative, who weave and who enjoy viewing the visual arts."
--Michael Crompton, Tapestry Weaver
“An impressive presentation of what tapestry weavers are doing and
of how to learn to see it . . . Of interest not only to tapestry
weavers, but to all those interested in the art of weaving and art
in general.”
*Sandra Hutton, Executive Director Emerita, International Textile &
Apparel Association*
“Richly rewarding . . . reveals the contemporary alchemy and wonder
of the woven world.”
*Patrick McCay, BFA Chair, Fine Arts, New Hampshire Institute of
Arts*
“Explores the layered nuances . . . particularly useful to those
who want to better understand the many forms of tapestry . . . a
welcome addition to any art library.”
*Rebecca A. T. Stevens, The George Washington University Museum and
The Textile Museum, Washington, DC*
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