A lovely new addition to the library at the studio has arrived. Kimono: Kyoto to Catwalk is the catalogue of the recent Victoria and Albert show.

Sokari Douglas Camp lives in London where she makes sculpture from, amongst other things, oil cans.

Laduma Ngxokolo from South Africa started his company, Maxhosa Africa, in 2012 because he wanted to create a knitwear collection for Xhosa initiates.

Sanford Biggers is an American artist who uses quilts for his work.

Across the world, museums and collections are looking at their collections from a fresh perspective.

Black Artists + Designers Guild (BADG) was founded in 2018, one of a new wave of organisations.

On a walk through our local park this week, one of several walks we do each day, we saw the start of what turned out to be the protest march against racism.

Each week something from the studio collection is selected to showcase. This week it is a piece by local Shetland artist, Diane Garrick.

Yto Barrada is a Moroccan artist who works with film, sculpture, installation and film.

The Tudors loved textiles for decoration and ceremony. Here is a book that celebrates that appreciation.