*Kalligraphia XVI. (thru 8/28/22). A major exhibition of the members of the Friends of Calligraphy. Gorgeously curated and displayed work from international artists. SDA Member Renée Owen has work in this show. In the Skylight Gallery, Main San Francisco Public Library at 100 Larkin Street (at Grove Street), 6th Floor. Related Programs; Demonstrations on most …

Group exhibition by “Untitled”, a group of Bay Area artists who met in Carole Beadle’s Fiber Sculpture class at College of Marin. https://www.marincounty.org/depts/cu/art-exhibits/untitled…

Adrienne Sloane finds a 3-D image to go with a metaphor through her deep exploration of sculptural knit structures. Her work has often addressed timely but universal issues while remaining mindful of the rich historical context of her medium. Broadening her artistic toolbox, Sloane’s current work incorporates fiber and mixed media. In PeaceWork, Adrienne uses …

The Mendocino CA / Omachi-Miasa, Japan Artist Exchange, which started in 2008, is a process of respecting and understanding each other while introducing each other’s works in diverse media, including fiber arts. It is also an inspiration for artists to continue to create a free and peaceful world while valuing the connections between people and …

Rebecca McGee Tuck has her work in a two person show at the George Marshall Store Gallery in York, Maine. The show features her ocean debris fiber sculpture alongside the underwater photographs of award winning photographs of Steve De Neef The show runs July 2-31 with a reception on July 9 from 5-7….

This is an exhibition of artists, illustrators of children’s books, toymakers, game makers, designers, and animators bringing colorful, engaging, and magical work for children of all ages, youth, and adults. Ann Ribbens, Mary Poppins: The Red Cow, 2014, 23 x 26…

Zona Sage is pleased to announce that five of her more recent pieces were selected for the Olive Hyde 52nd Annual Textile Exhibit….

Exhibit of the Shibori and Botanical Printing of Doshi. For the title of this exhibition, she turned to Rumi, who reminds us to cherish the place where the light enters. She converses with the 13th century Sufi mystic poet, pondering the essential expression of spirit and soul. In soft edges, shadows, and resonant colors, she …

New England Sculptors Association members-only sculpture exhibition at the Lexington Arts and Crafts Gallery. Opening Reception July 17 2pm to 4pm Lexington Arts and Crafts Society 130 Waltham Street, Lexington…

Lucille joins us to share her indigo knowledge. Throughout the day you will learn all the steps involved in setting up and maintaining a natural indigo vat using non toxic recipes suitable for dyeing plant and protein fibres such as cotton, linen, wool and silk. Throughout the day Lucille will also share information on her …

This show will feature innovative and traditional explorations of book arts, paper arts, and paper sculptures, including paper objects, book-art-related objects, altered books, and sculptural and wall-mounted pieces, as well as more traditional artists’ books, letterpress printing and bookbinding. Show coordinators are Renee Owen and Jennylynn Hall. Jurors are Alicia Bailey and Helen Hiebert. Photo: …

An international exhibit of Innovative and Traditional Book Arts and Paper Arts at the Sebastopol Center for the Arts, Sebastopol, CA. Barbara Shapiro, Faulty Towers: Night and Day, 2020, 22″ H x 9 x 9″….

“Redlining” – the term for refusals to give loans or insurance to entire groups of people based on racially-motivated concerns for safety and investments. Redlining resulted in densely packed urban neighborhoods for Black residents, while White residents tend to live in more spacious neighborhoods. Urban areas also have fewer green areas and more man-made materials …

An International Juried Exhibition at Sebastopol Center for the Arts. Features 75 pieces of innovative & traditional explorations of book arts, paper arts, and paper sculptures. SDA Members Renee Owen, Michelle Wilson & others have work in the show. Jurors: Alicia Bailey & Helen Hiebert. Show Coordinators: Renee Owen & Jenny-Lynn Hall. Closing Reception, 9/4/22 …

Redlining resulted in densely packed urban neighborhoods for Black residents, while White residents tend to live in more spacious neighborhoods. Urban areas also have fewer green areas and more man-made materials that absorb heat. Surface air temp have been measured up to 44.6F/7C higher than nearby suburbia with people of higher socioeconomic status. Title: 44.6 …

Group Exhibition curated by James Vogel at the O’Hanlon Center for the Arts in Mill Valley, CA, featuring Holly Wong’s fiber installation “Guardian of the Spirits” “Guardian of the Spirits” is a site-specific work created in 2022. It measures 22’L x 12’H x 4’D and is constructed of sewn materials such as silk and polyester …

As part of Winchester Artist Network’s “Art in August” event, Kiyomi Yatsuhashi is exhibiting her dyed textile art with quilt artist Denise Konicek at Barrett Sotheby’s International Realty, Winchester, MA. Artist reception is on Thursday, August 18 ( 6-8PM). Exhibit Venue Hours: Monday- Friday 9AM- 5PM ( Closed weekends) For more information: https://www.winchesterculturalcouncil.org/art-in-august…

The 12th New England Collective Juried Exhibition is hosted by Galatea Fine Art, a contemporary artist-run gallery in the heart of Boston’s SoWa District. Juried by Leah Triplett Harrington, a curator, writer and editor. As curator for Now + There Public Art Accelerator, she facilitates and organizes large-scale public art commissions….

* Turning Pages: The Book as an Art Form. (8/5/22-10/1/22). Santa Rosa Arts Center. Artist Reception (Fri., 8/5/22, 5-7pm). The book as an object, a container and an art form: an invitation to see uncommon materials, different structures & formats and a variety of content expressed in traditional or inventive ways, including sculptural and wall-mounted …

Be the Change is a 2022-2023 art and activism initiative that is inspired by the Jewish tenet of justice and drawing from the ritualistic Jewish Tzedakah box. Taking place in Boston, Cincinnati, L.A., and online, Be the Change will help viewers connect to issues of injustice and empower them to become agents of change. Be the …

Sarah Haskell: Solo Exhibition at the Maine State Capitol. Part of Arts in the Capitol Program of the Maine Arts Commission….

Here and There Contemporary Tapestries by Linda Giesen September 4 – September 25, 2022 Unity Church-Unitarian Parish Hall Gallery 733 Portland Avenue St. Paul MN 55104 Opening Reception: Friday, September 9, 2022 5:30 – 7:00 PM Linda Giesen lives in New Mexico and Minnesota. Her art is influenced by the landscapes that surround her: the …

10 week comprehensive wet felting course led by Lisa Klakulak exploring foundation construction and connection of solid form, 2D and hollow form for object encasement. 6 recorded modules, community exchange forum + 2 zoom supported projects….

In this workshop, you’ll have the opportunity to look at the man-made world from different perspectives in order to create a special artwork that speaks directly to the unique way in which you see the world. We’ll meet once a week via Zoom for two hours, for six consecutive weeks, followed by one week off …

In this workshop taught by artist Jiyoung Chung, students will explore Joomchi, a unique Korean traditional way of making textured handmade paper using water and eager hands. Students will discover its history, practice and role in Korean society, as well as learning the hands-on techniques. Reinterpreted adaptations can be turned into surface design, collage, new …

This online discussion will feature 2 of the 6 Boston-based Be the Change artists, Caron Tabb and Jason Talbot, in conversation with leading experts Rabbi Menachem Creditor, and Ruth Messinger….

SAORI weavers Juliet Martin and Nobuko Tsuruta are collaborating on the exhibition “I’m Uncomfortable. You Should Be, Too.” at the Loop of the Loom weaving studio in Dumbo, Brooklyn. Displayed together, each artist has extremely different styles. The combination of the two only strengthens the viewer’s discomfort. The opening is September 30, 6:30-8:30pmImages: (left) Juliet …

Political instability can bring about unexpected and engaging art. It can influence an individual artist’s career for a lifetime. The current upheaval in the Ukraine and the security concerns of neighboring European countries suggests echoes of the experiences of artists exhibited by browngrotta arts who have lived in, fled, or emigrated from repressive regimes. It …

In Deep Water – Rising is an exhibition of a site-specific installation about water and the climate crisis by two Northern California SDA members Jane Ingram Allen, a hand papermaking artist, and Jami Taback, a printmaking artist who have worked together since August 2021 to produce this large scale, multi-part installation of printmaking on handmade …

Students will explore three techniques to create modular pieces and lengths of silk and cellulose: Arashi pole wrapping; Katano sewing machine resist, where the stitching acts like a clamp; and Itajime folding and clamping with blocks. Students will use fiber reactive indigo dye thickened and in immersion to resist scour silk organza to create areas …

Fiber artists of all kinds are invited to gather at the Schweinfurth Art Center in Auburn, NY, for a weekend of creativity at our biannual retreat. Attendees will have full access to both of the art center’s spacious studios: sewing studio and dye/wet studio. Lunch is included. Just bring yourself and your work! Retreat runs …