Jacqueline Qiu, Lulling
Jacqueline Qiu, Lulling, 2023 (detail). Handwoven tapestry with yarn and beads. Courtesy of the artist
Community Day, Workshop, Free

Weaving with Jacqueline Qiu

Saturday, July 13, 2024
10 am–1:30 pm

Join artist Jacqueline Qiu, one of the finalists for The Noguchi Museum’s 2024 Open Call for Artist Banners, for a workshop that explores materiality and mindfulness in the process of weaving. Participants will learn about the Kesi weaving tradition in Qiu’s practice, create experimental paper weavings inspired by sensory experience, and contribute to a collective weaving on a floor loom.

For visitors ages 17 and up. Free; advance registration is required. Program registration includes admission to the Museum.

Jacqueline Qiu
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Jacqueline Qiu, Interplay

Jacqueline Qiu is a multidisciplinary artist based in New York. Exploring the breaking down of traditional fiber crafts and the combining of Eastern and Western painting philosophies, Qiu immortalizes transitory attachments and nomadic pondering through playful rearrangements and reconstructions of nature. Her woven tapestries hang at the conjunction between inner landscapes and the outer world. This past year, Qiu completed the Ós Residency at the Icelandic Textile Center in Blönduós. Her work has been exhibited at Latitude Gallery, Harper’s Chelsea, Underdonk Gallery, Woods-Gerry Gallery, Gelman Gallery, Rhode Island Hall, and Gallery 263. She has completed workshops at Tianzifang, New York Academy of Art, Anderson Ranch, and Huang Lan-Ye’s Kesi Studio. She holds a BFA in Textiles from the Rhode Island School of Design. jacquelineqiu.com | @jacqueline_qiu

Jacqueline Qiu, Lulling

Video by Xuan Films
All works © Jacqueline Qiu