This survey of some of Chicago's most important contributions in cloth, highlights both key and lesser-known works dating from 1971 to the present. From macram矇 to needle point to airbrushed
quilts, Chicago employs ��echnique as content��in her major projects featured here including The Birth Project (1980-1985), The Holocaust Project (1993), Resolutions: A Stitch in Time (1994 to
present) and Chicago's most recent work If Women Ruled the World (2008). Essayists discuss the labour-intensive nature of Chicago's textile work as a metaphor for investing in the ideas,
values, histories and provocations in her artwork.Five artists who take this not ion to heart are also profiled, underscoring Chicago's ongoing influence and creating an intergenerational
dialogue with : Orly Cogan, (New York, New York), Wednesday Lupypciw (Calgary, Alberta), Cat Mazza (Troy, New York), Gillian Strong (Halifax, Nova Scotia), and Ginger Brooks Takahashi (New
York, New York). Co-published with the Art Gallery of Calgary.
