
At Vancouver Art Gallery last year, nearly 1,000 people learned basic weaving techniques and collaborated in an interactive installation to create these beautiful, colorful blankets, which were then given to local women's shelters:



A really wonderful project for all involved, isn't it? Ineractive art is the best! For more from the artist, see his website, ActionWeaver, and his blog here.
Seen on Banquet; images from Travis Meinolf's image gallery.
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