All Events

Open to current SAQA New Mexico regional primary and secondary members.

Central Canada Western Canada Atlantic Canada

The Coaticook Musée Beaulne presents the exceptional talent of Marie-Jeanne Beloin, a skilled artisan whose quilts dazzle with their vibrant and dynamic color combinations. This exhibition showcases twenty quilts created by Marie-Jeanne Beloin and brought together by her granddaughter, Marie-Claude...

An exhibit of contemporary mixed media work by New Mexico Artists. More Info

This special series of data-driven quilts by artist Rachel Ivy Clarke shows the impact of women’s work in community, history, and the political field. These quilts tell a story both in the data that they bring to life and the...

Visions Museum of Textile Art is honored to be one of four U.S. venues to host the 17th Quilt Nihon, making a debut of this internationally recognized exhibition in San Diego. This exhibit features award-winning, innovative works from the biennial...

This solo exhibition of Deborah Kruger’s environmental artwork is curated by Barbara Pavan and produced for the Civico Museo Parisi Valley by Director Federico Crimi. The museum was designed by Maurizio Sacripanti to perch on the shores of Lake Maggiore...

Susan Hoppenworth was a mental health volunteer in NYC after the 9/11 attacks. At night, unable to sleep, Susan sketched art quilts and journaled the experiences of helping New Yorkers in decreasing their fears and anxieties. The exhibition includes twelve...

The series Swimming Upstream is about Bonnie J. Smith's personal journey of healing into a universal metaphor for anyone trying to survive and navigate hardships in life. More Info.

The exhibit, by the Kindalew Collective curated by Llewellyn Berry, includes embroideries, quilts, paintings, drawings, photographs, collages, mixed media and other pieces by artists in the mid-Atlantic region. Reception: August 20 from 5 - 6:30pm More Info

Suzanne Isken, the juror, writes that “California Fibers: The Languages of Fiber invites viewers to consider fiber as a form of communication—one that speaks through structure, material, and process. Throughout history, textiles have carried stories, encoded cultural knowledge, marked identity...

Between the folds of this world, lingering pieces of one’s own gossamer, narrative threads lay waiting to be unearthed and held. To Be Remembered: Woven Matters of the Heart embraces the reflective ways in which five contemporary textile artists illuminate their...

Two artists. Two distinct visions. One compelling exhibition. Working with fabric, thread, and paint, Annette Kennedy and Sherri Lipman McCauley invite viewers to explore the dynamic interplay between realism and abstraction. United by their use of painted fabric and stitch...

Open to all current SAQA Ohio primary and secondary region members

Andrea Finch: What the Bees See, a whimsical exhibition of sculptural textile works inspired by gardens, botanical forms, and the natural world. In the Schmidt Gallery on the Second Floor of GoggleWorks Center for the Arts, Reading, Pennsylvania. A Second...

Solo show of quilts by Katie Chester Reception: September 11 from 5 - 7pm More Info

4Common Corners presents this exhibition that draws inspiration from one of the most recognizable symbols of the vibrant riparian ecosystem, the cottonwood. Growing along the riverbanks with a characteristic shape, season defining colors, and broad branches to protect all that...

Gathering like Magpies and playfully creating with collections of the everyday “stuff of life”, Fiber Artist Pat Kroth and Mosaic artist Hilary Christensen incorporate discarded and re-purposed items in their artwork. Included in Pat’s work is whimsical and nostalgic childhood...

Jo-Ann Morgan writes, "This series of artwork, which I call 'News from the Front' and 'Noticias de la Frontera,' pays tribute to mothers and children, bringing attention to tragedies that result from war and social conflicts. Wherever the battle lines...

Sue Sherman is a Newmarket, ON, fibre artist specializing in realistic wildlife with a message. Her work often depicts animals in unlikely or impossible situations in order to reveal concerns about climate change and habitat loss and their impact on...