Deborah Kruger

Kruger representa a México en la Bienal de Arte Textil en Australia

English Spanish Deborah Kruger representará a México en la inaugural Bienal de Arte Textil 2021 patrocinada por Fiber Arts Australia. La exposición busca exhibir lo mejor de los textiles de arte contemporáneo internacionales e incluye trabajos innovadores que tienen sus raíces principalmente en el textil, así como en el arte que explora las relaciones inesperadas […]

MACO – 2020

English Spanish Acerca de: El Museo Rufino Tamayo de la Ciudad de México presenta su prestigiosa Bienal. La gira de exhibiciones comenzará en el Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Oaxaca (MACO). 51 artistas fueron aceptados en la exposición y mi pieza, Abandon ha sido elegida. Habrá tres premiados cuya obra se sumará a la colección […]

Textile Curator Interview

I am honored to have a long interview and images of my new work featured on the Textile Curator blog.  The curator is Helen Adams, formerly of Australia and currently in Malaysia. Her mission is waking up the world to Contemporary Textile Art.  Her featured artists include many of the stars in the world of […]

MACO Museum Visit: Sept 23, 2020

Sandra and I flew to Oaxaca in September 2020 to deliver Abandon to MACO, the Contemporary Art Museum of Oaxaca. The piece will be included in the Bienal of Painting Rufino Tamayo and start the 4 city tour in Oaxaca. The show will conclude at the Rufino Tamayo Museum in Mexico City in 2021.

Accidentals: La Historia de la Accidentalidad en la Creación Del Arte

Accidentals: Impresión en serigrafia sobre bolsas plasticas fundidas, cosidas, recortes y envolturas 92 x 167 x 6 pulgadas  En una entrevista reciente en el  Textile Curator blog,  la curadora preguntó cuánto tiempo tardaba en completar una obra. No había realmente una forma de responder pero la historia de Accidentals es un buen caso para apuntar. […]

Accidentals: The Story of Randomness in Art-making

In a recent artist interview in the Textile Curator blog, the curator asked how long a piece took to complete. There was really no way to answer but the story behind Accidentals is a good case in point.

Two years ago I pinned up about 90 sheets of my silk screened plastic sheets onto a wall in my studio. It looked like a crazy quilt. I had an idea about making an oversize artist book. It was interesting but not extraordinary.

Kruger represents Mexico in Australia’s Art Textile Biennale

Deborah Kruger will be representing Mexico in the inaugural Art Textile Biennale 2021 that is sponsored by Fibre Arts Australia. The exhibition seeks to exhibit the best of international contemporary art textiles and includes innovative work that is rooted primarily in textile as well as art that explores unexpected relationships between textile and other creative […]

2021 Art Textile Biennale

About: This inaugural international exhibition was juried by Charlotte Yde from Denmark and Hannah Lamb from the UK. The curators are Glenys Mann and Nonie Sutcliffe, the organizers of Fibre Arts Australia. The show aims to present the most innovative contemporary textiles. Dates and Location for Traveling Exhibition: January 22 – March 5, 2021 at the […]

Kruger featured in Art Textile/Fibre Arts

Fibre Arts Australia has just produced the inaugural issue of a new textile e-zine that includes work by some of the world’s most innovative artists working in contemporary textiles. Volume 1 of the Art Textile/Fibre Arts e-zine presents short artist statements and two page spreads with work by eighteen artists from Australia, North America and […]