This exhibition will focus on the textile works of American artist Sheila Hicks, Swiss artist Elsi Giauque and others, ranging from plain and simple fabrics to fancy and colorful tassels, from two-dimensional geometric pattern weaving to free-form products in three-dimensional space, striving to present the creativity of the artists and the unique appeal they give to their works.

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Switzerland

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Time:	Feb 14–Jul 13, 2025 (UTC+1)
Location:	Museum of Design, Ausstellungsstrasse, Zurich, Switzerland

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