FAIRE Issue 1
Issue 1 is now officially sold out, thank you so much for your support!
Artists found inside issue one;
Trish Andersen is a Georgia, U.S.- based fiber, textile, and tufting artist who creates large-scale works of art out of yarn at her studio in Savannah, Georgia.
Katharina Marie Herold is a German-Scottish art collector, curator, consultant, gallery owner, and founder of Hamburg, Germany-based Heroldian Art Concepts, an art and design consultancy agency.
Fiona Cribben was an Irish artist and writer who created Lifewreaths from found objects to honour both life and death. She also journaled her experience with stage 4 breast cancer, leaving behind staggeringly powerful words about life, love, and healing through creativity when she died.
Jean Charles Schwartzmann is a French composer, playwright, actor, writer, and most recently, hat maker. Known by the name JonCha, he creates one-of-a-kind, Western-style hats inspired by the cowboys of Camargue.
Lucy Hunter is a photographer and floral artist in Northern Wales known as “The Flower Hunter.” Through her work, she explores the many ways to meld the wild with the tamed to make impactful statements about the world.
Christine Alcalay is a New York City-based fashion designer. She owns an eponymous clothing brand, making clothes for “the woman who has a story to tell.”
Lotta Klemming is a Swedish oyster diver and author of the award-winning book “Vildplockade ostron.”
Kim Klassen is a Manitoba, Canada-based photographer, blogger, and graphic artist who runs an online artist community and creative program called The Inner Circle.
Lydia Rump is a designer, artist, and curator in Nîmes, France, who creates art—objects, drawings, quilts, and sculptures— using paper and textiles.
Gillian Bell is a Brisbane, Australia- based artisanal baker who travels the world baking extraordinary cakes which serve as conduits for memories—each one a love story, reminding us to live in the moment.
Zaira Zarotti is a fine art photographer, visual storyteller, writer, and ceramicist living and working in the Venetian countryside.
Donna May Lynch is a fashion designer who owns Studio Ashay, a working fashion and textiles design studio and store in Frome, Somerset, U.K.
Secret Addresses Irish photographer, textile collector, and FAIRE Editor-in-Chief Ruth Ribeaucourt reveals some of her favourite off-the-beaten-track antique and vintage textile dealers at the Paris Flea Market.
Issue 1 is now officially sold out, thank you so much for your support!
Artists found inside issue one;
Trish Andersen is a Georgia, U.S.- based fiber, textile, and tufting artist who creates large-scale works of art out of yarn at her studio in Savannah, Georgia.
Katharina Marie Herold is a German-Scottish art collector, curator, consultant, gallery owner, and founder of Hamburg, Germany-based Heroldian Art Concepts, an art and design consultancy agency.
Fiona Cribben was an Irish artist and writer who created Lifewreaths from found objects to honour both life and death. She also journaled her experience with stage 4 breast cancer, leaving behind staggeringly powerful words about life, love, and healing through creativity when she died.
Jean Charles Schwartzmann is a French composer, playwright, actor, writer, and most recently, hat maker. Known by the name JonCha, he creates one-of-a-kind, Western-style hats inspired by the cowboys of Camargue.
Lucy Hunter is a photographer and floral artist in Northern Wales known as “The Flower Hunter.” Through her work, she explores the many ways to meld the wild with the tamed to make impactful statements about the world.
Christine Alcalay is a New York City-based fashion designer. She owns an eponymous clothing brand, making clothes for “the woman who has a story to tell.”
Lotta Klemming is a Swedish oyster diver and author of the award-winning book “Vildplockade ostron.”
Kim Klassen is a Manitoba, Canada-based photographer, blogger, and graphic artist who runs an online artist community and creative program called The Inner Circle.
Lydia Rump is a designer, artist, and curator in Nîmes, France, who creates art—objects, drawings, quilts, and sculptures— using paper and textiles.
Gillian Bell is a Brisbane, Australia- based artisanal baker who travels the world baking extraordinary cakes which serve as conduits for memories—each one a love story, reminding us to live in the moment.
Zaira Zarotti is a fine art photographer, visual storyteller, writer, and ceramicist living and working in the Venetian countryside.
Donna May Lynch is a fashion designer who owns Studio Ashay, a working fashion and textiles design studio and store in Frome, Somerset, U.K.
Secret Addresses Irish photographer, textile collector, and FAIRE Editor-in-Chief Ruth Ribeaucourt reveals some of her favourite off-the-beaten-track antique and vintage textile dealers at the Paris Flea Market.
Issue 1 is now officially sold out, thank you so much for your support!
Artists found inside issue one;
Trish Andersen is a Georgia, U.S.- based fiber, textile, and tufting artist who creates large-scale works of art out of yarn at her studio in Savannah, Georgia.
Katharina Marie Herold is a German-Scottish art collector, curator, consultant, gallery owner, and founder of Hamburg, Germany-based Heroldian Art Concepts, an art and design consultancy agency.
Fiona Cribben was an Irish artist and writer who created Lifewreaths from found objects to honour both life and death. She also journaled her experience with stage 4 breast cancer, leaving behind staggeringly powerful words about life, love, and healing through creativity when she died.
Jean Charles Schwartzmann is a French composer, playwright, actor, writer, and most recently, hat maker. Known by the name JonCha, he creates one-of-a-kind, Western-style hats inspired by the cowboys of Camargue.
Lucy Hunter is a photographer and floral artist in Northern Wales known as “The Flower Hunter.” Through her work, she explores the many ways to meld the wild with the tamed to make impactful statements about the world.
Christine Alcalay is a New York City-based fashion designer. She owns an eponymous clothing brand, making clothes for “the woman who has a story to tell.”
Lotta Klemming is a Swedish oyster diver and author of the award-winning book “Vildplockade ostron.”
Kim Klassen is a Manitoba, Canada-based photographer, blogger, and graphic artist who runs an online artist community and creative program called The Inner Circle.
Lydia Rump is a designer, artist, and curator in Nîmes, France, who creates art—objects, drawings, quilts, and sculptures— using paper and textiles.
Gillian Bell is a Brisbane, Australia- based artisanal baker who travels the world baking extraordinary cakes which serve as conduits for memories—each one a love story, reminding us to live in the moment.
Zaira Zarotti is a fine art photographer, visual storyteller, writer, and ceramicist living and working in the Venetian countryside.
Donna May Lynch is a fashion designer who owns Studio Ashay, a working fashion and textiles design studio and store in Frome, Somerset, U.K.
Secret Addresses Irish photographer, textile collector, and FAIRE Editor-in-Chief Ruth Ribeaucourt reveals some of her favourite off-the-beaten-track antique and vintage textile dealers at the Paris Flea Market.
Including:
Trish Anderson photographed by Chia Chong. Trish Anderson is an interdisciplinary artist born and raised in Dalton, Georgia, who creates tufted art from her studio in Savannah, Georgia.
Katharina Herold photographed by Lise Winter. Katharina is a half-German, half-Scottish art collector, curator, consultant, gallery-owner and founder of Heroldian Art Concepts based in Hamburg.
Fiona Cribben was an Irish artist and writer who created ‘Lifewreaths’ from found objects to honour both life and death. She documented her experience with stage 4 breast cancer with staggeringly powerful words about life, love and healing through creativity.
Jon Cha photographed by Anna Malmberg. Jean Charles Schwartzmann, a multi-faceted creative who goes by JonCha, is a French composer, playwright, actor, writer, and most recently hat-maker who creates one-of-a-kind Western hats inspired by the cowboys of the Camargue.
Lucy Hunter aka The Flower Hunter is a photographer and floral artist based in Northern Wales. Through her work, she explores the many different ways to meld the wild and chaotic with the cultivated and tamed to make impactful statements about the world.
Christine Alcalay photographed by Tiff Pemberton & Benjamin Racsa.
Christine Alcalay is a New York City-based fashion designer and business owner who now owns her own eponymous clothing brand, making clothes for “the woman who has a story to tell,”
Lotta Klemming photographed by Olivia Thorden Rubie is a Swedish Oyster diver whose new book 'Vildplockade ostron', created in collaboration with photographer Olivia, has been winning awards since its publication in late 2020.
Kim Klassen is a photographer, blogger, and graphic artist. Kim runs an online artist community and creative program called The Inner Circle from her studio in downtown Rivers, Manitoba, Canada.
Lydia Rump, photographed by Marta Puglia. Lydia Rump is a French designer, artist, and curator in Nîmes, France, who creates a variety of art - objects, drawings, quilts, and sculptures—using paper and textiles.
Gillian Bell, photographed by Annabelle Hickson. Gillian Bell is a Brisbane-based artisanal baker who travels the world baking extraordinary cakes which serve as a conduit for memories, each one a love story, reminding us to live in the moment.
Native Venetian Zaira Zarotti is a fine art photographer, visual storyteller, writer, and ceramicist living and working in the Venetian countryside.
Donna May Lynch photographed by James Borley. Fashion designer Donna May Lynch owns Studio Ashay, a working fashion and textiles design studio and store in Frome, Somerset, UK.
Secret Sources. Ruth Ribeaucourt an Irish photographer, editor and textile collector takes us off the beaten tracks to explore the best kept secret antique & vintage textile dealers at the Paris Flea Market.
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