A display with a printed sheep with a felted wool fleece, standing on a green textured platform. Behind it is a sign that reads 'Felt Decoded: Wool: Nature's Technology.' The platform has the dates 'February 11 – June 4, 2017' written on it.

San francisco, ca, 2017

A blackboard illustration explaining the cell structure of wool with labeled diagram and text about wool's qualities like breathability, hydrophilic, fire resistance, and care instructions.
Person holding a black mic in front of a display screen showing a close-up view of moss or plant material, with various containers of different colored powders or materials on white trays below.
A man in glasses and a black jacket tests different shades of wool felt samples at a display. Behind him, a blackboard illustration details the structure of wool, highlighting its fibers, properties, and benefits.
A group of people, including a young boy, an older woman, and a man, observing a demonstration at a table filled with various small containers of different colors and textures, while a monitor displays an image and a wall in the background features a
A tangled mess of colored yarns in white, purple, yellow, and black.
View of an art exhibit showcasing chairs and a patterned wall, seen through a large, textured, white sculpture with swirling patterns.
Close-up view of a marble or onyx stone with swirling patterns in white, beige, and blue tones.
An art display featuring chairs, textured wall panels, and fabric samples at an exhibition.
Display wall titled 'Forms of Felt' showcasing different types of felt with three categories: Technical, Needlepunched, and Contemporary, each with a screen and samples of felt materials.
Exhibit titled 'Felt for Industry' showing various objects and tools related to felt manufacturing, with a list of actions that can be performed with felt, such as roll, gather, fold, shrink, twist, cut, hang, bind, weave, embed, dye, slash, suspend,
Display wall at contemporary art exhibit showing fabric swatches with textures and colors, each labeled "Touch Me" for tactile exploration, with a screen above showing people working on textile design.
Traditional garment with beige fabric and red embroidery, displayed in a museum exhibit.
Museum exhibit wall titled 'Ancient Felt and Early Nomads' with various artifacts, texts, and images, and several visitors observing the display.
An art exhibit featuring a textured, layered sculpture resembling a sheet of paper and a canvas with abstract, curly designs, along with a quote by Janice Arnold about ancient origins and structural integrity.
An art installation featuring a large, woven, cream-colored panel on a gray wall with a single cow-print upholstered chair on a white platform in front of it.