Monika Correa - ‘Experimentation has been my forte’ | Tate

[@minch333]

They're absolutely amazing! Is she getting an exhibition at any of the Tates? Really hope so!

[@lasfrikitonas1433]

I love this kind of content! Very insightful, inspiring and uplifting

[@AB-du2wf]

I feel exactly the same!

[@suesharma8275]

Dear Monica how lovely to see you and your weaving so beautifully put together in this video. So happy Sue

[@JamesHunterRoss]

Wow! Her work is stunning! The Tate folks are the best for letting me see this.

[@katerineella274]

What a charming and talented woman. Thank you for posting this interesting and encouraging film.

[@deelot1]

Yes this is even more experimental than Anni Albers’ works. It would be good to see her works exhibited at Tate.

[@Philip-gl2kp]

Wonderful and original in approach and execution. Many thanks.

[@fabricsofcolours3149]

LOVE IT!!! Freedom and dreams in a very hard structure!!! Thanks

[@jayoopatwardhan4040]

😘 Your weaves have a very architectural dialogue with me , it’s texture landscape and my own self ‘ मन’ reflected in them . Like in the first sin . There are evenings and meshes of the afternoon shadows . I like to sit in front of them let them lead me to a space they wish to ! They are are amazing ! 💐

[@estherchinart]

Lovely experimental works

[@AB.926]

privileged people making privileged art ffs

[@annburtt4576]

Wonderful weaving!

[@chrissingh7210]

Inspirational video.👍

[@Rael64]

The weaving/fabrication program at Kent State Univ. really pushes weaving as art; the students do some amazing work, and the Profs' works are pretty spectacular too.

[@buchanannny]

Incredible works. Wish I could see them all in person. I hope museums begin to incorporate more more woven pieces into their collections

[@saveUyghurs]

Very beautiful, I wonder how much they go for

[@lakshmanankomathmanalath]

❤🙏

[@afsanehmodiramani7117]

Seeing this support and attention to the textile art as well as textile artists by a reputable art gallery is encouraging to continue.

[@imianco8079]

simply gorgeous! love from milwaukee!!

[@PaulRamnora]

Impressive works...wow! ;-)

[@Balakrishna-jj1fp]

Thanks for this video..

[@GurmsArt]

Wow! Amazing and inspiring.

[@gopakundu4516]

Really nice

[@petzelgallery]

👍👍

[@sunnysideup33]

Can we have a little discussion about that? Is this arts & crafts or is it art for YOU? Me personal : My tendency goes more to the a&c. Have a lovely day folks 🤘🏻

[@reinarforeman6518]

I didn't know we were categorizing art. You should check out Duchamp he'll really make YOUR head spin 🤷‍♂️

[@HS-ly4fo]

@@reinarforeman6518 Duchamp as in? Pardon my ignorance.

[@skylarboone3207]

@@HS-ly4fo marcel duchamp! he’s made some excellent works that blur the border between object and art. his most famous work is titled ‘fountain’. it’s very interesting & i recommend you look into the story behind it!

[@skylarboone3207]

for me personally, i’ve never understood the distinction between arts & crafts and fine art. i think they’re one in the same. once i thought about it more, i realized that this distinction came from societal sexism since ‘arts & crafts’ are usually done by women. but yeah, i think what we call arts and crafts and fine art are really one in the same. i equally respect both! a lot of work, technique, and time go into both.

[@sunnysideup33]

@@skylarboone3207 good point. Thanks for that.