Textiles (Visual works)

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Jessica Comola, an alumna of the University of Denver, where she earned her PhD in Poetry in 2019. The collection consists of three "poetry dresses" and accessories which she created as part of her dissertation defense.

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The Porter and Waring families have long histories in Colorado. The collection consists of various lace and/or embroidered items including table cloths, doillies, pillow covers, clothing, animal fur, and a wedding dress dating to 1938.

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This series contains projects on art education, basket weaving, Native American art, fiber art, and textiles. Materials include photos, documents, and bound publications. Original Order maintained - materials are arranged alphabetically, based on Dr. LaPierre's file names and organizational scheme.

Abstract Dr. Sharon Greenleaf La Pierre's career in art and art education spans more than 30 years, beginning with design and textile crafts at several community colleges. Dr. La Pierre developed departments at those colleges dedicated to design and weaving, while she continued to develop her own craft as an exhibiting artist. Earning a Ph.D. in Education (with a focus on Curriculum Leadership) in 1987, Dr. La Pierre has since lead a number of foundations and conferences, notably one at the...

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This series contains textiles worn or created by Cal Golden during his calling.

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This series contains costumes worn by Hope Moore Waggoner. Costumes include USO Majorette outfits and night club outfits.

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This series contains costumes worn by Denver Civic Ballet dancers.

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This series contains costumes created for Carol Foster by her mother for roles performed with Denver Civic Ballet and the Denver Post Opera.

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This series contains textiles worn by Jack Murtha.

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This series contains textiles (costumes) and accessories worn and/or designed by Gwen Bowen for performances.