Links to articles and notes published about Liikeh Art Factory.
The text interprets the exhibition from the perspectives of fiber art, the history of craft, the body and memory, and the relationship between home and factory, and shows how yarn and fabric in Liikeh become media for thought and critique.
The note, with an emphasis on the transformation of an industrial space into a space for the display of art, points to the role of an artistic perspective in the “redefinition of objects” and to the contemplative possibilities present in the works of the exhibition’s artists.
Textiles are among the earliest forms of human expression, and weaving is both material and metaphor. The text traces the connection between skill, materiality, and meaning, and situates the exhibition “From Rupture to Connection” at the Liikeh Art Factory within the continuity of these deep-rooted traditions and contemporary interpretations.