September 2024

Reddish: Naama Steinbock & Idan Friedman

The exhibition, titled "Forecast," focused on weather and was one of the main features of the event.

Reddish studio's sun prints are a methodical documentation of solar radiation using cyanotype, a photographic printing method based on light and water sensitive chemicals. The sun's imprint left behind on the fabrics creates a graphic info sheet, formed over a measured amount of time on a given day. These prints become alternative sundials, immortalizing moments in time, and documenting the relations between light, shadow, and water - a dialogue between the designers and the skies.

This project exists at the intersection of creative practice and scientific experimentation, and the tags highlight this relationship.

February 2018

New York City artists Andrea Bergart and Joe Ballweg painted a dhow sailboat sail during their stay at the Cuevas Tilleard Projects residency in Lamu, Kenya. Because of the demands of this monumental project—they required brilliant colors would adhere well to the sail, not crack or chip with movement, and hold up over time to the elements (sun, salt, sea, wind and rain)—Andrea and Joe opted to use Jacquard paints!

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Regina Holliday - August 2016

In August 2016 in Grantsville, MD, 26 colorfully painted tire planters edged the side of Route 40 and delineated the arts and entertainment district in Grantsville. The students of Grantsville Elementary and local adult artists created the planter art using rice paper and Jacquard's Dye-Na-Flow. Many a town resident commented, “It sure brightens things up!”

It was a community-wide effort: Guys Tires, Northern Outreach Center, Mountaintop Truck Driving Institute of Garrett College and local citizens donated the tires. Chestnut Ridge Nursery of Grantsville donated flowers for the planters. Local volunteers prepared the tires for display with project facilitation provided by Grantsville artist Regina Holliday. The Greater Grantsville Business Association helped pay for the flowers and the town of Grantsville approved this volunteer public art project during town council meetings. The planters were on display since May 2016, and the colors are still bright!

Craft Ideas Magazine
Fall 2015

Artists, Alexander Preston and Victoria Whittaker, created this spooky project using Jacquard’s Marbling Kit and Lumiere 3D Clear. Check out this step-by-step project for an easy, and unique, Halloween decoration.

Jacquard Products was extremely proud to have sponsored the The Happy Flag Project, an initiative started by Carrie Bloomston of SUCH Designs to honor and welcome the Dalai Lama when he visited Birmingham, AL by blanketing the city in thousands hand-made prayer flags, each one unique. What a welcome!

Quilting Arts magazine, June/July 2014

Margarita Korioth lives in a small town where art supply stores are not easily accessible. Her method of resist painting on fabric, using Jacquard’s Dye-Na-Flow, is great for using what’s around the house. Her food colored glue gel technique allows precise control, and offers freedom to create any unique shapes and designs.

Darian Stahl - May 2014

Darian Goldin-Stahl is a print artist currently working on her MFA at the University of Alberta, Canada. Her recent work involves a collaborative process with her sister, Devan Stahl, who has Multiple Sclerosis and works as a bioethicist. Using Jacquard's SolarFast and waxed silk “for its skin-like qualities,” their collaboration speaks to the experience of living with chronic illness. Darian was gracious enough to share her process with us.

Sarah Jones - March 2013

Learn how to make your own Ombre-Dyed scarves using Jacquard's Dye-Na-Flow on Sarah's blog, "Brit + Co." Sarah shows multiple patterns, and only four supplies are needed to complete the project!