Embroidery: Oppression to Expression
Galleries 1 – 3 | 17 June – 25 September
Featuring exquisite embroideries from across four centuries, Embroidery: Oppression to Expression embraces contemporary textile practice in Australia and traditional European styles.
Travel from Georgian England to William Morris and forward to the internationally renowned couture of Paolo Sebastian created right here in Adelaide. Enjoy an extensive display of samplers, religious works, Regency silk pictures, and Victorian Berlin work animals. Embroidery in fashion and the unique contribution this art form makes to contemporary Australian art further enriches the diverse material on display in the exhibition.
A major survey of embroidery practices, Embroidery: Oppression to Expression is drawn extensively from public and private collections as well as superb examples collected by David Roche over his lifetime.
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Details:
Embroidery: Oppression to Expression
Only at The David Roche Foundation House Museum
17 June to 25 September 2021
Tuesday to Saturday 10AM – 4PM.
No booking required.
Entry: $12 adult. $10 concession. Children under 12 free.
Image: Britain, Fox, 1850-1890, wool on canvas back cloth, 26.5 x 31.5 cm. TDRF 2480.