What’s On

19th Century Javanese batiks from the collection of King Chulalongkorn (Rama V, r. 1868 -1910). The collection was formed during the king's three visits to Java in 1871, 1896 and 1901. Highlights include several rare examples of Cipedes (now incorporated into Tasikmalaya), once famous for a distinctive, rich red which has not been produced for over fifty years. 130 pieces will be presented during the exhibition with 3 rotations. 34 - 40 pieces will be on show at a time. There will be an extensive catalogue.

The Soul of Batik Workshop

- A workshop led by Nia Fliam and Agus Ismoyo of Brahma Tirta Sari with 5 days of studio time exploring both the processes of natural dyed batik and an understanding of intangible culture that is at the heart of batik. The goals are for the participants to initiate or improve the technical aspects of their batik skills, to enhance their creative process through a personal project, gain insight into Indonesia's traditional natural dye practices.

An exhibition of batik works by Ria van Dijk, Els van Baarle, Helene De Ridder and Rita Trefois.

Rosi Robinson will be exhibiting at the Contemporary Textile Fair, Landmark Arts Centre, Teddington, Middlesex - Stand 56

The International Textile Biennial 2019 organised by Kunststichting Perspektief vzw. Rita Trefois has had her work accepted.