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SEAMSIDE host Zak Foster explores the inner work of textiles with various textile artists. In each episode, we seek to understand how working with fabric helps make us more human.
SEAMSIDE host Zak Foster explores the inner work of textiles with various textile artists. In each episode, we seek to understand how working with fabric helps make us more human.
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Heidi Parkes is a textile artist known for her innovative quilting and fabric work. She has gained recognition for her artistic practice that often explores themes of community and personal narrative. Parkes completed a transformative 13-month residency at the Pfister Hotel in Milwaukee, where she engaged with the public and deepened her artistic connections. Her work has been featured in various exhibitions, and she is preparing for a mid-career retrospective that highlights her contributions to the field of textiles.
Heidi Parkes is a textile artist known for her innovative quilting and fabric work. She has gained recognition for her artistic practice that often explores themes of community and personal narrative. Parkes completed a transformative 13-month residency at the Pfister Hotel in Milwaukee, where she engaged with the public and deepened her artistic connections. Her work has been featured in various exhibitions, and she is preparing for a mid-career retrospective that highlights her contributions to the field of textiles.
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β Cheerleader at @quiltynook β Host of SEAMSIDE β Author of THE WORLD NEEDS YOUR NEXT QUILT β Explorer of SOUTHERN WHITE AMNESIA β
In this special episode of SEAMSIDE, you'll hear reflections from a variety of community members who found connection, creative renewal, and unexpected insights while stitching side by side at our HUDDLE retreat. Working with textiles alongside others unlocks family stories and personal histories β there's something almost magical about the way fabric becomes a bridge across time and relationships.
In this special episode of SEAMSIDE, you'll hear reflections from a variety of community members who found connection, creative renewal, and unexpected insights while stitching side by side at our HUDDLE retreat. Working with textiles alongside others unlocks family stories and personal histories β there's something almost magical about the way fabric becomes a bridge across time and relationships.
Textile artist Heidi Parkes reflects on her transformative 13-month residency at Milwaukee's historic Pfister Hotel, discussing how the experience deepened her artistic practice, expanded her community connections, and prepared her for her upcoming mid-career retrospective exhibition.
What happens when an artist's private practice meets the public eye for an entire year? Fresh from completing her prestigious residency at Milwaukee's historic Pfister Hotel, Heidi Parkes returns to SEAMSIDE to unpack what it was like to work in full public view for thirteen months. From unexpected revelations about her own work to the delicate dance of public engagement, Heidi shares how this residency in a busy hotel studio reshaped both her work and her perspective.
In this SEAMSIDE conversation, Heidi and I explore: β how public interaction informs the work we make β‘ how to ask meaningful questions when you step into a gallery β’ why sheβs so glad to be back home
Textile artist Heidi Parkes reflects on her transformative 13-month residency at Milwaukee's historic Pfister Hotel, discussing how the experience deepened her artistic practice, expanded her community connections, and prepared her for her upcoming mid-career retrospective exhibition.
What happens when an artist's private practice meets the public eye for an entire year? Fresh from completing her prestigious residency at Milwaukee's historic Pfister Hotel, Heidi Parkes returns to SEAMSIDE to unpack what it was like to work in full public view for thirteen months. From unexpected revelations about her own work to the delicate dance of public engagement, Heidi shares how this residency in a busy hotel studio reshaped both her work and her perspective.
In this SEAMSIDE conversation, Heidi and I explore: β how public interaction informs the work we make β‘ how to ask meaningful questions when you step into a gallery β’ why sheβs so glad to be back home
