Discover the fascinating intersection of modernist art and textile craftsmanship with *Woven Histories*, a visually stunning hardcover book that redefines the narrative of 20th-century abstraction. This meticulously curated volume, inspired by the groundbreaking MoMA exhibition, reveals how weaving and textile arts became pivotal forces in shaping abstract art movements. Through its pages, explore the works of over fifty visionary artists who blurred the lines between fine art and functional design, creating pieces that challenged social norms and artistic conventions.
### Key Features
* Richly illustrated with vibrant reproductions of textile-based artworks
* Chronicles the evolution of abstraction through the lens of weaving and fabric arts
* Features pioneering artists like Anni Albers, Sonia Delaunay, and Sheila Hicks
* Includes insightful essays by renowned art historians
* Showcases contemporary artists continuing the textile abstraction legacy
### Ideal For
* Art historians and students exploring the underappreciated role of textiles in modernism
* Textile artists and designers seeking inspiration from avant-garde techniques
* Collectors of art books who appreciate beautifully documented visual narratives
