Alice Philips is a fabric artist, working primarily in feltmaking.  She creates wearable abstract landscape in the form of coats, vests and hats, as well as carpets, hangings, screens and sculpture.

Alice uses a variety of raw wools which are selected for their felting characteristics, texture and wearability.  They are hand-dyed to provide a wide palette range, and are then hand-felted by layering and building up colour and texture to realize the intended design.

Alice is a resident of Vancouver, British Columbia, and works and teaches out of her home studio.

For contact information and location of representative galleries and retail outlets, see "Contact".

For a listing of recent exhibitions, see "Exhibitions".

For information on classes and workshops, see "Studio".

CBC Radio Interview:

Click on the link "CBC Radio Interview" to hear Sheryl MacKay's interview with Alice Philips on CBC Radio's North by Northwest, taped November, 2005.