She formed a group of women who had been involved in polygamous families called Tapestry Against Polygamy, and she filled the gallery of the legislature with teen-age girls in wedding gowns.
Part of 500 Startup's 9th batch, the site is a spinout of a startup called Tapestry, a tablet solution to help seniors stay connected in retirement communities.
For you youngsters out there, your Baby Boomer and GenX parents can tell you about King and the 1971 blockbuster album of hits she composed and sang called Tapestry.
The iOS clients join its existing Android and online products, offering users the ability to pull in all the photos they've uploaded to Facebook and Google+, organize them by metadata and other criteria, and view them in ready-made presentations called "Tapestries".
When first confronted with this idea, I was concerned that mechanically imprinted screens, which the architect insisted on calling "tapestries," would resemble large billboards.
Surrounding the park are massive, see-through woven metal hangings, which Gehry calls "tapestries", that depict pastoral landscapes of Eisenhower's hometown of Abilene, Kansas.
Verdure tapestry, also called Garden Tapestry, type of tapestry decorated with a design based on plant forms.
We're co-developers of an apartment building called the Tapestry, on 124th Street and Second Avenue.
InPhase is testing its first holographic disc-drive, called the Tapestry 900, in conjunction with partners such as Ikegami Tsushinki, a Japanese firm which makes video cameras for the television industry.
Clara Longstreth, the lively music director of the New Amsterdam Singers, the accomplished 70-voice chorus, has a knack for planning programs that mix old and new works in interesting ways, and this weekend's, called "A Tapestry of Voices: Weaving, Spinning, Shining, Soaring," is no exception.
The pair have a side project called Loose Tapestries, for which they go by the nicknames Vacuum Cloud and The Decision.
