Cotton's Sordid Past: Harmony Susalla at the de Young Museum

Any day you get to go to Golden Gate Park, visit the de Young, and learn from a sustaina-stylish textile pioneer is a good day. That's why you should write something that reminds you of "The organic (r)evolution: Inspiring environmental & social change through creative, sustainable fabrics" on your calendar's March 18 spot. Lots of readers were excited about Harmony Art's fresh, feel-good textiles. Now find out from Harmony Susalla what it's like to take the lessons of a textile history "full of scandal, slavery, child labor, pollution, and environmental degradation" and turn it around. :: Harmony Art

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