Annette Messager's "Deux Replicants Ensembles," which consists of two cylinders of stuffed and bound fabric, varies the clown theme by suggesting dunces in a corner.
Quirky volumes bound in fabric, or delicately illustrated, are fast becoming the equivalent of notoriously low-selling poetry.
Penfield are basically classic, woodsman Americana stitched and bound into fabric, woven with the strands of a half-century old logger's beard.
Vortigaunts are shown as a very communal and cultural race, believing in a force that binds the fabric of the universe and each Vortigaunt together, as well as producing a tradition of poetry and music.
The movements of our recent past -- unions, civil rights, anti-war, women's rights, immigrant rights, and now environmental health and sustainable development, marriage equality, and education equity -- have each sought to repair and strengthen threads that bind together the fabric of our nation.
Even its own officials admit to its arrogance, with corruption bound into the fabric of its power.
One performer lifts off her headdress and indicates the band of fabric bound tight across her forehead to keep the skin taut.
His best known object, the Uncle Chair, made with brightly colored straps of industrial fabric bound to a metal frame, was named for the Polish upholsterer who made nearly a thousand of them with his nephew, first in West's studio in Vienna, and then at their workshop in Poland.
"The digital social fabric that binds people will affect Internet services in many different ways.
Everywhere there are individuals and groups improving their communities, campaigning, and growing the social fabric that binds us together.
