Welcome back to the Cloth Cultures podcast series. For season 4, Amber Butchart speaks to some of the artists, curators and contributors who are exhibiting at the British Textile Biennial throughout October this year, 2025. Tune in to hear discussions on invention and innovation in textile production, from indigenous knowledge to space-age technology, from the earliest form of shelter, the tent, t... more
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For our season finale, Amber is in conversation with multi-disciplinary artist and designer Aitor Throup, and Andrew Groves, Professor of Fashion Design at the University of Westminster and founder of the Westminster Menswear Archive. The discussion ... more
Max Leonard and Henry Iddon are in conversation with Amber Butchart about their book, Mountain Style: British Outdoor Clothing 1953 – 2000, and related exhibition at the British Textile Biennial this year. Listen in for discussions on the evolution o... more
Amber Butchart talks to artists Dhara Mehrotra and Ninon Ardisson who are both creating work for the British Textile Biennial this year. Tune in to hear them discuss everything from mycelium to slime mould and our potential to learn from these networ... more
Amber Butchart is in conversation with artist and academic Claire Wellesley-Smith, about their co-curated exhibition The Synthetic Revolution. The show looks at the development of the first polyester fibre made from crude oil by-products in Accringto... more
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Engaging with the intersection of art, science, and history, this podcast showcases a tapestry of discussions centered around textiles and their cultural significance. Featured conversations often include artists, curators, and experts who explore themes such as sustainability, the evolution of materials, and the socio-political narratives embedded in textile production. By covering a wide range of topics, from natural dyes and indigenous craftsmanship to modern innovations like synthetic fabrics and space-age technology, the content appeals to audiences interested in the profound impact of textiles on society and the environment. This unique blend of artistry and scholarly inquiry positions the podcast as a critical resource for those pass... more
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