Fiber artist Laurie Wohl is internationally known for her unique Unweavings, liturgical projects, and interfaith message. Her works are held in the collections of the Museum of Arts and Design, American Bible Society, Constitutional Court of South Africa, Catholic Theological Union, and numerous other public and private collections.

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Laurie Wohl began painting in 1976 but it was not until a decade later that the artist started working in what she calls the “unweaving process.” In order to make the canvas feel more open and alive, Wohl cuts slits into the fabric to pull out the warp and the weft threads; she then reconstructs the threads with colored, handmade paper and ...

Fiber artist Laurie Wohl is internationally known for her unique Unweavings®, liturgical projects, and interfaith message. Her works convey spiritual narratives through form, color, texture and calligraphy.

Laurie Wohl—Threads of Spirituality Laurie Wohl is a renowned fiber artist who evolved a professional technique called “unweaving.” Weaving is one of the earliest acts of intellectual creativity and takes many forms, shapes, and materials. Wohl’s trademark technique “liberates” various threads and strands of fiber from a previously ...

Laurie Wohl is an internationally-known fiber artist. Her Unweavings® fiber art are held in the collections of the Museum of Arts and Design (NYC), the American Bible Society (NYC), The...

Jan 18, 2023 · Her “Unweavings” are a modern take on storytelling in textile form with the addition of calligraphy, beading and figurative symbols. The earliest evidence of weaving, closely related to basketry, dates from Neolithic cultures of about 5000 BCE.

Jan 18, 2023 · Using spiritual narratives found in various text sources, she alludes to the oldest traditions of narrative textiles, but in a completely contemporary fashion. Her “Unweavings” are a modern take on storytelling in textile form with the addition …

LAURIE WOHL 236 W. 27th St., Room 801 New York, NY 10001 Studio: 646.486.0586 mobile: 646.522.6753 Wisconsin studio: 608.675.3517 email: [email protected] website: www.lauriewohl.com Museums and Public Collec:ons: The ConsHtuHonal Court, Johannesburg, South Africa Museum of Arts and Design, New York, NY

Fiber artist Laurie Wohl is internationally known for her unique Unweavings, liturgical projects, and interfaith message. Her works, recognized by the AIA Interfaith Forum on Religion, Art and Architecture, and by the Surface Design Association, are held in the collections of the Museum of Arts and Design, American Bible Society, Constitutional ...