Search for: As educators in the textile arts, the members of the Southeast Fibers Educators Association (SEFEA) are dedicated to the continuing interchange of knowledge, the exchange of ideas, and the joy of creating unlimited possibilities within textile medium. SEFEA is committed to maintaining textile traditions while opening pathways for crossing new boundaries.
We invite you to participate as a subject matter expert during the upcoming Southeast Fibers Educators Association’s (SEFEA) annual meeting. Your expertise as an educator in the textile arts is essential to the overall success of the program. This continuing education activity, intended for SEFEA members, is scheduled for Oct. 5th – 6th, 2024 at Penland School of Craft. Our group will meet in Northlight Hall, which has tables, chairs, pin-up walls, and an AV system. We will have access to this space through
Throughout human history people have moved – migrating, immigrating, emigrating, relocating, and resettling. With the language of the mark, we examine this process, this sense of self in flux. We develop autobiographies of heritage—a process rather than a static state, where we imagine ourselves through traditions, stories, and collective memory. The processes, rhythms, and actions of our making bears witness to our physical and mental movements. As personal histories and identities interconnect, converge,