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| Textile design: Weaving techniques and methodology |
COURSE TITLE: Textile design: Weaving techniques and methodology
COURSE ID: Ν1-5050Α
COURSE TYPE: Composite
COURSE CATEGORY: Elective
HOURS PER WEEK: 2 Theory + 4 Workshop
ECTS: 6
TYPICAL SEMESTER: 5th
AIM AND OBJECTIVES OF THE COURSE
The course aims to give the students knowledge of textile design methods, applying isolation techniques with liquid and solid media. Traditional and modern Batik and tsap. Application of theoretical knowledge in traditional weaving methodologies and modern electronic looms.
COURSE DESCRIPTION
Modern textile materials and fabrics. Artistic, craft and industrial production of woven textiles and their applications. The artistic expression and creation through thread and fabric, 2D, 3D textile artworks. The artistic expression and creation with the isolation technique of Batik and tsap, using liquid and solid insulators, 2D, 3D textile artworks. The Greek traditional loom. Felt and felting. 2D, 3D textile artworks.
EXPECTED LEARNING OUTCOMES
Students will acquire theoretical and practical knowledge in relation to traditional and modern textile design methodology and applications.
BIBLIOGRAPHY
GREEK
1. Περιβολιώτου Μαργαρίτα «Η Τέχνη του υφάσματος ΙI, Υφαντική», εκδόσεις ΙΩΝ
2. Αγγελοπούλου Β., «ΑΡΓΑΛΕΙΟΣ»
3. Κυριακίδου Α., «ΤΑ ΥΦΑΝΤΑ ΜΑΚΕΔΟΝΙΑΣ ΘΡΑΚΗΣ»
4. Πιτυκάκης Μ. 1980 «Η υφαντική τέχνη στην Κρήτη». Αμάλθεια
5. Φραγκάκι Ε. 1974. Η λαϊκή Τέχνη της Κρήτης, Υφαντική και Βαφική
6. Χαβάκη Ι. 1955, Ο Κρητικός Αργαλειός και τα Κρητικά Μεσαιωνικά και μεταμεσαιωνικά ρούχα, Ηράκλειο Κρήτης
INTERNATIONAL
1. Barber E.J.W. 1991 Prehistoric Textiles, The Development of Cloth in the Neolithic and Bronze Ages, Princeton: Princeton University Press
2. Hall, «THE STANDARD BOOK OF TEXTILES»
3. Hatch K., «TEXTILE SCIENCE»
4. Larsen J., «INTERLACING»
5. Thames and Hudson: «Dyes and Fabrics»
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| Created Date : 20/12/2014 |
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