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DESCRIPTION:WHEN + WHERE\n\nOpening reception: Thurs. January 30\, 5 - 7pm\
 n\n \n\nExhibition on view: Jan. 31 - Feb. 11\n\nGallery hours: Mon - Fri\
 , 9am - 4:30pm\, by appointment\n\n \n\nGayle and Ed Roski Gallery\, Roski
  Studios Building (IFT)\n\n \n\nARTIST STATEMENT\n\nUnder colonial rule\, 
 artisans were devalued as British industrialization replaced traditional t
 extile methods with factory-driven systems\, marginalizing their craft. Th
 is project represents a return to heritage and identity\, inspired by my j
 ourney to Hyderabad's villages\, where artisans create textiles in their h
 omes using generational techniques. Each piece—block-printed or batik—
 preserves history\, culture\, and a sustainable connection to nature. In a
  world of mass production\, these textiles quietly champion meaningful art
 istry\, inviting us to reflect on their impact as they meet modern landsca
 pes like Los Angeles\, enriching art\, fashion\, and environmental conscio
 usness.
GEO:34.024327;-118.277243
LOCATION:Roski Studios Building\, Gayle and Ed Roski Gallery
SUMMARY:Vriddhi Toolsidass: The Slow Thread.
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.usc.edu/event/vriddhi-toolsidass-the-slow-th
 read
CATEGORIES:Sustainability
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DESCRIPTION:WHEN + WHERE\n\nOpening reception: Thurs. January 30\, 5 - 7pm\
 n\n \n\nExhibition on view: Jan. 31 - Feb. 11\n\nGallery hours: Mon - Fri\
 , 9am - 4:30pm\, by appointment\n\n \n\nGayle and Ed Roski Gallery\, Roski
  Studios Building (IFT)\n\n \n\nARTIST STATEMENT\n\nUnder colonial rule\, 
 artisans were devalued as British industrialization replaced traditional t
 extile methods with factory-driven systems\, marginalizing their craft. Th
 is project represents a return to heritage and identity\, inspired by my j
 ourney to Hyderabad's villages\, where artisans create textiles in their h
 omes using generational techniques. Each piece—block-printed or batik—
 preserves history\, culture\, and a sustainable connection to nature. In a
  world of mass production\, these textiles quietly champion meaningful art
 istry\, inviting us to reflect on their impact as they meet modern landsca
 pes like Los Angeles\, enriching art\, fashion\, and environmental conscio
 usness.
GEO:34.024327;-118.277243
LOCATION:Roski Studios Building\, Gayle and Ed Roski Gallery
SUMMARY:Vriddhi Toolsidass: The Slow Thread.
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.usc.edu/event/vriddhi-toolsidass-the-slow-th
 read
CATEGORIES:Sustainability
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DESCRIPTION:WHEN + WHERE\n\nOpening reception: Thurs. January 30\, 5 - 7pm\
 n\n \n\nExhibition on view: Jan. 31 - Feb. 11\n\nGallery hours: Mon - Fri\
 , 9am - 4:30pm\, by appointment\n\n \n\nGayle and Ed Roski Gallery\, Roski
  Studios Building (IFT)\n\n \n\nARTIST STATEMENT\n\nUnder colonial rule\, 
 artisans were devalued as British industrialization replaced traditional t
 extile methods with factory-driven systems\, marginalizing their craft. Th
 is project represents a return to heritage and identity\, inspired by my j
 ourney to Hyderabad's villages\, where artisans create textiles in their h
 omes using generational techniques. Each piece—block-printed or batik—
 preserves history\, culture\, and a sustainable connection to nature. In a
  world of mass production\, these textiles quietly champion meaningful art
 istry\, inviting us to reflect on their impact as they meet modern landsca
 pes like Los Angeles\, enriching art\, fashion\, and environmental conscio
 usness.
GEO:34.024327;-118.277243
LOCATION:Roski Studios Building\, Gayle and Ed Roski Gallery
SUMMARY:Vriddhi Toolsidass: The Slow Thread.
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.usc.edu/event/vriddhi-toolsidass-the-slow-th
 read
CATEGORIES:Sustainability
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DESCRIPTION:WHEN + WHERE\n\nOpening reception: Thurs. January 30\, 5 - 7pm\
 n\n \n\nExhibition on view: Jan. 31 - Feb. 11\n\nGallery hours: Mon - Fri\
 , 9am - 4:30pm\, by appointment\n\n \n\nGayle and Ed Roski Gallery\, Roski
  Studios Building (IFT)\n\n \n\nARTIST STATEMENT\n\nUnder colonial rule\, 
 artisans were devalued as British industrialization replaced traditional t
 extile methods with factory-driven systems\, marginalizing their craft. Th
 is project represents a return to heritage and identity\, inspired by my j
 ourney to Hyderabad's villages\, where artisans create textiles in their h
 omes using generational techniques. Each piece—block-printed or batik—
 preserves history\, culture\, and a sustainable connection to nature. In a
  world of mass production\, these textiles quietly champion meaningful art
 istry\, inviting us to reflect on their impact as they meet modern landsca
 pes like Los Angeles\, enriching art\, fashion\, and environmental conscio
 usness.
GEO:34.024327;-118.277243
LOCATION:Roski Studios Building\, Gayle and Ed Roski Gallery
SUMMARY:Vriddhi Toolsidass: The Slow Thread.
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.usc.edu/event/vriddhi-toolsidass-the-slow-th
 read
CATEGORIES:Sustainability
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 n\n \n\nExhibition on view: Jan. 31 - Feb. 11\n\nGallery hours: Mon - Fri\
 , 9am - 4:30pm\, by appointment\n\n \n\nGayle and Ed Roski Gallery\, Roski
  Studios Building (IFT)\n\n \n\nARTIST STATEMENT\n\nUnder colonial rule\, 
 artisans were devalued as British industrialization replaced traditional t
 extile methods with factory-driven systems\, marginalizing their craft. Th
 is project represents a return to heritage and identity\, inspired by my j
 ourney to Hyderabad's villages\, where artisans create textiles in their h
 omes using generational techniques. Each piece—block-printed or batik—
 preserves history\, culture\, and a sustainable connection to nature. In a
  world of mass production\, these textiles quietly champion meaningful art
 istry\, inviting us to reflect on their impact as they meet modern landsca
 pes like Los Angeles\, enriching art\, fashion\, and environmental conscio
 usness.
GEO:34.024327;-118.277243
LOCATION:Roski Studios Building\, Gayle and Ed Roski Gallery
SUMMARY:Vriddhi Toolsidass: The Slow Thread.
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.usc.edu/event/vriddhi-toolsidass-the-slow-th
 read
CATEGORIES:Sustainability
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 n\n \n\nExhibition on view: Jan. 31 - Feb. 11\n\nGallery hours: Mon - Fri\
 , 9am - 4:30pm\, by appointment\n\n \n\nGayle and Ed Roski Gallery\, Roski
  Studios Building (IFT)\n\n \n\nARTIST STATEMENT\n\nUnder colonial rule\, 
 artisans were devalued as British industrialization replaced traditional t
 extile methods with factory-driven systems\, marginalizing their craft. Th
 is project represents a return to heritage and identity\, inspired by my j
 ourney to Hyderabad's villages\, where artisans create textiles in their h
 omes using generational techniques. Each piece—block-printed or batik—
 preserves history\, culture\, and a sustainable connection to nature. In a
  world of mass production\, these textiles quietly champion meaningful art
 istry\, inviting us to reflect on their impact as they meet modern landsca
 pes like Los Angeles\, enriching art\, fashion\, and environmental conscio
 usness.
GEO:34.024327;-118.277243
LOCATION:Roski Studios Building\, Gayle and Ed Roski Gallery
SUMMARY:Vriddhi Toolsidass: The Slow Thread.
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.usc.edu/event/vriddhi-toolsidass-the-slow-th
 read
CATEGORIES:Sustainability
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 n\n \n\nExhibition on view: Jan. 31 - Feb. 11\n\nGallery hours: Mon - Fri\
 , 9am - 4:30pm\, by appointment\n\n \n\nGayle and Ed Roski Gallery\, Roski
  Studios Building (IFT)\n\n \n\nARTIST STATEMENT\n\nUnder colonial rule\, 
 artisans were devalued as British industrialization replaced traditional t
 extile methods with factory-driven systems\, marginalizing their craft. Th
 is project represents a return to heritage and identity\, inspired by my j
 ourney to Hyderabad's villages\, where artisans create textiles in their h
 omes using generational techniques. Each piece—block-printed or batik—
 preserves history\, culture\, and a sustainable connection to nature. In a
  world of mass production\, these textiles quietly champion meaningful art
 istry\, inviting us to reflect on their impact as they meet modern landsca
 pes like Los Angeles\, enriching art\, fashion\, and environmental conscio
 usness.
GEO:34.024327;-118.277243
LOCATION:Roski Studios Building\, Gayle and Ed Roski Gallery
SUMMARY:Vriddhi Toolsidass: The Slow Thread.
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.usc.edu/event/vriddhi-toolsidass-the-slow-th
 read
CATEGORIES:Sustainability
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DESCRIPTION:WHEN + WHERE\n\nOpening reception: Thurs. January 30\, 5 - 7pm\
 n\n \n\nExhibition on view: Jan. 31 - Feb. 11\n\nGallery hours: Mon - Fri\
 , 9am - 4:30pm\, by appointment\n\n \n\nGayle and Ed Roski Gallery\, Roski
  Studios Building (IFT)\n\n \n\nARTIST STATEMENT\n\nUnder colonial rule\, 
 artisans were devalued as British industrialization replaced traditional t
 extile methods with factory-driven systems\, marginalizing their craft. Th
 is project represents a return to heritage and identity\, inspired by my j
 ourney to Hyderabad's villages\, where artisans create textiles in their h
 omes using generational techniques. Each piece—block-printed or batik—
 preserves history\, culture\, and a sustainable connection to nature. In a
  world of mass production\, these textiles quietly champion meaningful art
 istry\, inviting us to reflect on their impact as they meet modern landsca
 pes like Los Angeles\, enriching art\, fashion\, and environmental conscio
 usness.
GEO:34.024327;-118.277243
LOCATION:Roski Studios Building\, Gayle and Ed Roski Gallery
SUMMARY:Vriddhi Toolsidass: The Slow Thread.
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.usc.edu/event/vriddhi-toolsidass-the-slow-th
 read
CATEGORIES:Sustainability
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DESCRIPTION:WHEN + WHERE\n\nOpening reception: Thurs. January 30\, 5 - 7pm\
 n\n \n\nExhibition on view: Jan. 31 - Feb. 11\n\nGallery hours: Mon - Fri\
 , 9am - 4:30pm\, by appointment\n\n \n\nGayle and Ed Roski Gallery\, Roski
  Studios Building (IFT)\n\n \n\nARTIST STATEMENT\n\nUnder colonial rule\, 
 artisans were devalued as British industrialization replaced traditional t
 extile methods with factory-driven systems\, marginalizing their craft. Th
 is project represents a return to heritage and identity\, inspired by my j
 ourney to Hyderabad's villages\, where artisans create textiles in their h
 omes using generational techniques. Each piece—block-printed or batik—
 preserves history\, culture\, and a sustainable connection to nature. In a
  world of mass production\, these textiles quietly champion meaningful art
 istry\, inviting us to reflect on their impact as they meet modern landsca
 pes like Los Angeles\, enriching art\, fashion\, and environmental conscio
 usness.
GEO:34.024327;-118.277243
LOCATION:Roski Studios Building\, Gayle and Ed Roski Gallery
SUMMARY:Vriddhi Toolsidass: The Slow Thread.
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.usc.edu/event/vriddhi-toolsidass-the-slow-th
 read
CATEGORIES:Sustainability
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