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American Portrait: To me, work means…

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Creative Haverhill and Local Artist Corea Offer Free ‘Craftivism’ Class for Teens Throughout November

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Creative Haverhill and local artist, business owner and head of youth services at the Haverhill Public Library Joanna Corea (’15 BFA, Fibers) are working together throughout November to provide a free ‘craftivism’ class for teens.

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The Richest Project Runway Winners Might Surprise You

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“According to Erin’s brand’s, Science Fashion, website, she won the CFDA scholarship and attended Massachusetts College of Art and Design where she majored in Fashion and Fiber art. Shortly after, in 2016, Erin won “Project Runway” with her fun, innovative banana designs.

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Zainab Sumu’s Fibers of Being

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“Zainab Sumu’s woven fiber sculptures at Gurari Collections look chaotic — worlds barely held together as their components loop and veer.

“The Cambridge artist, born in Sierra Leone and educated at Massachusetts College of Art and Design, is also creative director and founder of a couture design company, Zainab Sumu Primitive Modern. A handful of garments, at once elegant and cozy, are on view.

“Sumu’s watercolor paintings resemble her scarf designs: sun-kissed tones, abstract patterns with botanical and architectural references. The paintings, like “GNAWA FLEUR,” are deft and warm. But the sculptures — freed of the limitations of clothing but full of references to the body — are packed with fascinating tensions. Sumu takes inspiration from materials and designs she finds on travels in Africa, Europe, and the United States.”

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Make & Mend, the ‘Art Supply Thrift Store of Your Dreams’

A person is holding a wooden display board, reminiscent of a thrift store find, showcasing various necklaces with unique pendants. The board features small hooks for each piece. In the background, a plant and decorative box complete the artisanal scene, evoking thoughts of make & mend creativity.
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“At Make & Mend, a retail storefront located in Somerville, heaps and heaps of gently used craft supplies — from vintage fabrics to colored pencils to embroidery floss — are primed for a second life.

“Local artist Emily S. Tirella founded Make & Mend in 2017, inspired by her encounters with waste at the Massachusetts College of Art and Design. “I was spending a ridiculous amount of money on materials that could be reused year after year,” she remembers. Instead of purchasing supplies every year, she began saving her used supplies.”

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