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Inspired by featured exhibition Body Matters, this hands-on workshop invites participants to consider the powerful relationship between the clothes we wear on our bodies and the act of repairing them for continued use. Participants learn a variety of clothing repair methods for damage such as missing buttons, popped seams, rips, and abrasion. All supplies and equipment are provided, but participants should bring a garment for guided repair. Ages 15 and up. Taught by vintage clothing repairer David Hicks. $20 / $16 for members.
Hicks is a Columbia native and co-owner of Pannerpete Vintage. He dabbled in sewing throughout his early life, but his interest grew after taking up a more active role at Pannerpete, which was founded by his wife, Katie. At Pannerpete, Hicks is responsible for assessing and mending used clothing of varying ages before it is offered for sale. His other interests include transit equity and woodworking.
Workshop takes place on Boyd Plaza, but in the event of rain will be moved indoors. A grant from the Knight Foundation Fund at Central Carolina Community Foundation supported this project.
Can we assist you with accommodations for accessibility during your visit? Please let us know at 803-799-2810 or [email protected].
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Columbia Museum of Art, 1515 Main Street,Columbia, South Carolina, United States
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