In January 2020 students in Year 3 BA (Hons) Fashion Communication at Heriot-Watt University in the Scottish Borders, were invited to participate in the project 'Bernat Klein: Colour, Texture, and Destination', the Foundation's inaugural educational award.

Alice is the granddaughter of Oberyn Milivoyevich, who was Bernat Klein's Pattern House Manager at the High Mill in Galashiels in the 1960s.

Michael Wolchover reflects on the collaboration that created High Sunderland, which brings together two important strands in his career – architectural photography and textile design.

An interview with award winner Emma McLellan who is studying for a BA (Hons) in Design for Textiles at the School of Textiles and Design, Heriot-Watt University, Scottish Borders Campus.

Lucy Ross is the granddaughter of Aleksander Pietrykiewicz. Here she writes a personal and moving account of her grandfather's life, and his work with Bernat Klein.

Richard Brook is an Architect and Reader at the Manchester School of Architecture. His interest in Peter Womersley's buildings was sparked by a chance encounter with Farnley Hey near Huddersfield.

On the subject of the Klein Studio, the interests of the Bernat Klein Foundation and Preserving Womersley come together in graceful harmony.

Lisa Mason is Assistant Curator in Modern & Contemporary Design at the National Museum of Scotland, and a Trustee of the Bernat Klein Foundation. Here she reflects on the recently published book by Shelley Klein.

In this article, Anna Nyburg, an Honorary Lecturer at Imperial College London, writes about refugees whose lives were changed by the Second World War and Nazism across Europe.

The year-long project presents exhibitions, workshops and talks, funded by Creative Scotland and supported by our partners - House for an Art Lover, Live Borders, Borders Textile Towerhouse: and the University of the Highland & Islands, Perth, Moray, Outer Hebrides , Orkney and Shetland.