About Doug Johnston
Since 2010 Doug Johnston has focused on a process of coiling and stitching rope using industrial sewing machines, producing a wide range of functional and sculptural objects. The work utilizes a long history of human technologies such as cordage, coiled vessels, bags and basketry, masonry construction, sewing machines, and 3d printing. With these, he has built a formal vocabulary and studio practice that engages his varied interests in architecture, spatial and landscape formation, commerce, and fundamental human technologies. The work often sits at the intersection of a...Read More
Featured Pieces
2010s North American Modern Abstract Sculptures
Nylon, Epoxy Resin
2010s North American Modern Decorative Baskets
Nylon
2010s North American Modern Decorative Baskets
Nylon
2010s North American Modern Decorative Baskets
Nylon
2010s North American Other Chandeliers and Pendants
Cotton, Nylon, Cord
2010s North American Other Chandeliers and Pendants
Cotton, Nylon, Cord
2010s North American Modern Abstract Sculptures
Cotton
2010s North American Modern Abstract Sculptures
Nylon, Cotton
2010s North American Other Chandeliers and Pendants
Cotton, Nylon, Cord
2010s American Other Table Lamps
Cotton, Nylon
2010s American Other Wall-mounted Sculptures
Cotton, Thread
2010s American Other Wall-mounted Sculptures
Cotton, Thread
More About Doug Johnston

A group of sculptural pendant lights.

A group of sculptural objects

2014 Exhibition "Brooklyn Nets", at Aberson Exhibits Gallery in Tulsa, Ok.

Doug Johnston and Tomoe Matsuoka in their studio in Brooklyn, NY.