
Re-visioning Silk Through Amami Ōshima.
『奄美大島を等して見た絹の再考』
Lisa Onaga and Anne McKnight, eds.
Colophon:
Printed on 105gsm paper
Saddle stitch
Typefaces: Baskerville, Gill Sans, Yu Mincho 36p Kana Family
120 copies printed
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Cover Image: Embroidery using black and white braided silk sutures by Nicole Ong Yii Mei,
on plain undyed Amami Ōshima woven silk.
INTRODUCTION
Re-visioning Silk (Lisa Onaga and Anne McKnight)
PART I
Re-visualizing Silk as a Biomaterial: A Perspective on Proteins and Places (Lisa Onaga)
The Poetics of Cocoons (Anne McKnight)
PART II
Micrograph Essay: More Than Meets the Eye (Lisa Onaga and Nicole Ong Yii Mei)
Seeing Sutures in Japan (Lisa Onaga)
PART III
Fitting Humans into Cocoons: A Speculative, Interspecies Encounter (Laura Forlano and Lisa Onaga)
Prototype Production Notes (Ong Xin Hong and Galina Mihaleva)
Cocoon as Topography: Knitting a History of Gunma (Emily Anderson)
