This virtual presentation of Vibrations on Fibers 21 Retrospective, is a perpetual Virtual 360 degree presentation of a major exhibition of textile art by Paulette-Marie Sauvé, shown from April 15 to June 20, 2021 at the Museum of Fine Craft of Quebec / Musée des métiers d’art du Québec (MUMAQ) in Montreal, Quebec. Françoise Cloutier …

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 …

A House Divided 2011 I knit this piece as a response to what I saw as the inability of Congress to act because of partisan bickering…all tied up, as it were. This, of course, has only gotten worse in the intervening years. Then in a project called Lobby Congress with Art, I printed the image …

A juried selection of the “Greatest Hits” by member artist of Maine Fiberarts, Topsham, Maine….

Selected work from the Fiber Art Now juried exhibitions in 2021 and 2022. The exhibit opening reception is on December 8th, 2022 6pm – 8pm…

Gallery exhibition with over 50 pieces. Lots of 3D mixed media textile work including a series made with Fosshape . The show features miles of hand stitching and the use of unexpected materials….

Adrienne Sloane An Incalculable Loss 2021 This is the front, all obituary page of the NYT from May 24, 2020 in free motion quilting. George Floyd was murdered May 25th. This small quilt is a visual reminder of the intersection of these events as well as social inequities embedded in them….

The exhibit, Frayed Stories of Life, features the fiber work of 13 contemporary artists who use non-traditional materials like plastic bags, moth cocoons, tea bags, guitar strings and video tape to create provocative work. A panel discussion with the artists will be held on Sunday, February 5 at 2pm. An online catalog of the exhibition …

“Under Water” explores the rich undercurrents in the water around us. Artists address diverse topics around water—what is in our water, how much we consume, how climate change has impacted water, how humans have sought to control water sources and to what effect, and the symbolic role of water in moving people literally and metaphorically. …

Boston Sculptors Gallery presents Stirring + Layering, celebrating the innovative and ambitious work of our fourteen Associate Artists in this annual group show. The work features physical and conceptual layering and the stirring together of diverse materials and narratives. While the act of stirring can combine ingredients into a whole, it can also be used …

Artists have used FIBER in art physically and conceptually in various ways over the years. This exhibition invited artists to explore the possibilities of FIBER through various media and styles. Artists put their own spin on FIBER, redefining it, exploring it, and creating works that allow the viewer to experience it in new ways. Ann …

The Floyd Center for the Arts is hosting a national juried exhibition, Fibers of Nature. As two different substances that constantly appear in every-day life, both wood and fiber can be transformed from raw material into a multiplicity of functional pieces or fine art. The fibers of nature appear in many forms, including all forms …

FIBERS honors the intertwined elements of creative expression, celebrates the unexpected, and fosters unity by inviting introspection and observation through the woven nature of the material. The exhibition will feature the work of artists pushing mediums beyond traditional representations, exploring innovative ideas and daring contrasts, representing this moment in time. Throughout the course of the …

A solo show of new weavings by Joanna Rogers, The Chorus consists of a series of weavings, each containing its own morse code message. These create an abstracted Analytical Engine programmed to transform the past into the present and to translate the future into cryptic Cassandrian prophesies. The weavings are approximately 15 feet long and …

The Southern California Fibershed is hosting our first exhibition, exploring how one of humanity’s oldest craft and industrial forms­––the making of clothing––has shaped our relationship to the land, our bodies, and each other. For thousands of years, people have transformed animal- and plant-based fiber to craft garments that clothed and protected their bodies, offered decoration, …

Fiber artists Meredith Grimsley and Paula Swett have curated this special fiber art exhibition, Soft Associations. Artists in this show explore the meaning of soft associations: defined as the moment of awe in our relationship with nature – the moments that take our breath away. Soft Associations will be on display in the Olewine Gallery …

Karin Birch will be presenting new work in a solo exhibition entitled ” Surface Tension”. Working in a hybrid medium combining hand embroidery, beadwork and painting, she creates mesmerizingly detailed abstractions about mystery and things falling apart. Tumbling Down, hand embroidery, beadwork and paint, 20″ x 20&#8243…

Pearl Red Moon uses only fabrics sourced from thrift shops and garage sales in her local area to re-make into wearable art. The salvaged textiles are altered through processes such as patchwork, stenciling, screenprinting, applique and decorative stitching by hand and sewing machine. Each garment is constructed from what were previously mundane materials transformed into …

Four island artists interpret ‘Fluid’ in their medium of choice – clay, fibre, watercolour, and oil. As a part of the show, the artists respond to the word ‘Movement’, evoking fluidity or another expression of Fluid. Clare Mathias, Monica Bennett, Nancy Silo, and Sandy Shreve are pleased to show at Ptarmigan Arts’s waterfront gallery for …