This is a one-day open-door event with immersive experiences centred around indigo dyeing and eco-printing!

At this event, we will captivate your senses with a live demonstration of indigo dyeing, where you can witness the magical transformation of fabrics as they are submerged into vibrant indigo vats. Our knowledgeable instructors will guide you through the dyeing process, sharing valuable tips and techniques.

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Oksana Danziger is a natural-born creator with a passion for textile art. She thrives as a freelance textile artist, collaborating with renowned studios such as Printfolio, Design Works International, and Group Four. Oksana has an impressive clientele, including esteemed brands like Tommy Bahama, Ann Taylor, and Gap. In addition to her artistic pursuits, Oksana shares her expertise by teaching at the Nassau Art Museum and conducting workshops in schools through esteemed organisations such as the Huntington Arts Council, Art Guild of Port Washington, Gallery North, and CEED (a non-profit educational organisation). She also served as an adjunct professor in the surface design department at The Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT).

Bernadette Puleo is an exceptionally talented textile artist with an unyielding passion for indigo.
Her artistic journey began in the advertising department of JC Penney, where she honed her creative skills in visual communication. Her love for textiles led her to work for a renowned children's wear textile company, where she immersed herself in fabric design and production.
Upon retiring from the corporate world, Bernadette redirected her focus to her true passion: indigo.
Her involvement with the LI Art Council, Craft Guild of Long Island, and The Islip Art Council has allowed her to share her art with a broader audience and contribute to the vibrant artistic community.

Over the past five years, NYFA (New York Foundation for the Arts) has honoured Oksana four times. Currently, she is involved in a captivating "Colors of Nature" project at CEED. This project delves into exploring natural dyes found on Long Island while educating individuals about sustainable art.

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