FOGSTAND Gallery & Studio
Taiwan
2016
Photography, Exhibition, Workshop, Event, Poster
Mending
This project was part of the Artist-As-Resident program conducted by FOGSTAND Gallery & Studio in 2015. FOGSTAND invited three different female artists from Taiwan, USA, and Singapore to live and work at FOGSTAND Gallery (originally FOGSTAND was a house) located in Jiali Village, Taiwan. The three invited artists were responsible for conducting a series of events, including workshops, artist talks, and exhibitions. Maggie Thompson was the third and final artist from the USA and she focused on exchanging practices related to her Native American (Ojibwa) heritage and culture with Taiwanese Indigenous people (Kavalan) in the field of textile, beading design and traditional fabric weaving technology.
Taiwan
2016
Photography, Exhibition, Workshop, Event, Poster
Mending
This project was part of the Artist-As-Resident program conducted by FOGSTAND Gallery & Studio in 2015. FOGSTAND invited three different female artists from Taiwan, USA, and Singapore to live and work at FOGSTAND Gallery (originally FOGSTAND was a house) located in Jiali Village, Taiwan. The three invited artists were responsible for conducting a series of events, including workshops, artist talks, and exhibitions. Maggie Thompson was the third and final artist from the USA and she focused on exchanging practices related to her Native American (Ojibwa) heritage and culture with Taiwanese Indigenous people (Kavalan) in the field of textile, beading design and traditional fabric weaving technology.
