Heather Belcher Textile Artist

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Heather Belcher 62 Group of Textile Artists

https://www.62group.org.uk/artist/heather-belcher/

Heather was trained at Goldsmiths College, graduating with a BA in Textiles in 1983 and then an MA in Textiles in 1995. Her work explores hand made felting processes incorporating techniques that include hand knitting, printing and also drawing directly with loose wool fibres to create images in the fabric. She is interested in the materiality of felt.

Heather Belcher - Art in Action

http://www.artinaction.org.uk/artists/6419/

Heather Belcher is a textile artist working with handmade felt processes. She exhibits her work nationally and internationally and is a member of the renowned 62 Group of Textile Artists and of the Contemporary Applied Arts Gallery in London. She has more than twenty years of experience teaching Felt courses at all levels of ability.

Heather Belcher - CAA

https://www.caa.org.uk/cvs/heather-belcher/

Heather Belcher’s work explores the traditions and processes associated with hand-made felt. Felt is a fabric with an ancient history, thought to have been first discovered by the nomads of Central Asia more than 7000 years ago. Underpinning her work is the desire to celebrate the rich language of felt as it relates to the body, as a carrier of both cultural and personal identities.

Heather Belcher - West Dean College

https://www.westdean.org.uk/study/tutors/heather-belcher

Heather Belcher is a textile artist and experienced tutor in felt making. She exhibits internationally and is a member of the 62 Group of Textile Artists and Contemporary Applied Arts, London.

Heather Belcher Textile artists, Textile projects, Wool felt

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Textile Artist More information Haether Belcher - 'Doll's Coat' Heather's work explores hand made felting processes incorporating techniques that include hand knitting, printing and also drawing directly with loose wool fibres to create images of domestic objects and clothing which become integrated in the structure of the cloth.