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Exhibition preview: Vicky Lowe K’ulub and Weaving Memories a...
Celebrating textile arts as a repository of cultural history and connection to tradition.
Vicky Lowe K’ulub Not all creative forms are given the same respect as art. Sometimes, that’s a result of people not understanding the kind of work that goes into the creation; sometimes, it’s because the creators themselves have a different sense of their own work.
“I grew up in Chiapas, Mexico, surrounded by people who created things,” says artist/educator Vicky Lowe K’ulub. “But I don’t know if they would call themselves ‘artists.’ … The relationship that people there have with creating, it’s a different one.” Among the common creations in those communities are textiles, a form that Lowe…
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